Self Assigned IP even though I am Authenticated via PEAP(MSCHAPv2) to WPA2
Help!
After installing Snow Leopard 10.6.1 on my 2.16 GHz Core Duo MacBook Pro running OS 10.5, I can no longer connect to the WPA2 Enterprise network at the University of Ottawa. I can still connect to other encrypted networks, such as my home WEP encrypted network. Before the installation I was able to connect to the WPA2 enterprise network.
When attempting to connect, under network preferences I can see that my computer is Authenticated via PEAP(MSCHAPv2) and a timer showing my time connected is running. However under status, it says that I have a self assigned IP and that I cannot connect to the internet. As a result I cannot connect to the internet.
I have included a picture that describes my problem exactly:
Does anyone have this problem? Can anyone help me?
Thanks!
The thing you and many others forget is that these forums are for those with problems. Those for whom the installs works without fault do not visit here. They do not post. There are about 9,000 topics in the Installation and Using forums (the largest two) and even if every topic were an unique fault, this would mean a small fraction of the installed base.
According to AppleInsider the Q1 sales of SL would be circa 5 million copies, and other reports indicate these numbers have been surpassed in the early months. So lets go for one months sales at only 1.5 million copies. 9,000 faults in 1.5 million copies is only a 0.6% rate and that's if every topic is a different fault (which it plainly isn't).
So I'm afraid your argument is even less convincing - a few people report your fault, and even if only 1% of the installed base uses it, its still infinitesimal. IMO, the vast majority of problems arise from an initial Leopard installation that had enough variability of build to make enhancements problematical. I'd be the first to admit its not Apples finest hour, but its certainly not bad for the overwhelming majority.
Perhaps you could apply to be an Apple tester, to help solve this issue ? Its better than standing on the sidelines complaining about everyone elses work for certain.
Or log a fault request as it will get looked at I can assure you, but only if there is a tester who is actually able and willing to test that particular piece of functionality.
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