Problems connecting to a Open Network via Wi-fi on Cisco Router

Hi everyone, I know I'm new here but I'm in need of your help, so if you can assist please do so as I cannot live without wi-fi and might have to go back to my nokia again if I can't sort this out.
Vodafone finally released the Iphone on their network in Ireland today and I've picked a 3gs up straight away.
At work I have a wi-fi network with a CISCO router (I have no access to the router as only IT do and they won't change anything to satisfy me and my Iphone anyways). This network has no encryption whatsoever and its free to join, you don't need any password or anything. My nokia at the start couldn't connect as it said that the network needed a pre shared key, this isn't true and in the end it was just change a setting to no auth required for it to log into the network and work perfectly.
Today I got to work and the Iphone can't connect to the network, just says it can't join the network. I cannot find anything about authentication on the settings of the phone nor can I work around this at all. I've had a Ipod touch for (the 2nd gen) for over 2 years and I gave up trying to set it up at work because I just couldn't find what was wrong with it, I ended up almost not using it other than when traveling or on the gym.
So first question is there any way I can access the authentication settings for wi-fi connections on the Iphone? Maybe its just a little change that is needed like the nokia.
Has anyone experienced this problem on a open network that they cannot join?
Any other sugestions? Anything really?
Thank you very much for your time guys, I would really really appreciate your help on this.
Regards,
Rod
PS: I've also tried to install the Iphone configuration utility however I don't know how to access the profiles on the phone, anyone can help with this so I can try the profile I've created?
I don't think it is going to work because the options available on the configuration utility are basicly the same available on the Iphone itself.
Anyone has any sugestion on how to solve this problem??? Thanks very much.

Sun Mar 28 06:02:24 unknown Preferences[292] <Warning>: wifi handler: (null)
Sun Mar 28 06:02:27 unknown kernel[0] <Debug>: AppleBCMWLAN::setASSOCIATE() [configd]: lowerAuth = AUTHTYPE_OPEN, upperAuth = AUTHTYPE_NONE, key = CIPHER_NONE, flags = 0x0
Sun Mar 28 06:02:27 unknown configd[22] <Error>: WiFi:[//////////////////>: Failed to associate with Internet: 5
Sun Mar 28 06:02:27 unknown kernel[0] <Debug>: AppleBCMWLANJoinManager::join(): No such network: "Internet"
Sun Mar 28 06:02:27 unknown Preferences[292] <Warning>: WiFiManagerAssociationCallback: err(5), err(00000005)
This is what I get on the Iphone configuration utility debug console. I edited out just a couple of numbers in case this is sensitive information the company wouldn't want me to share.
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