WMP600N unsupport WPA2-Enterprise, WPA-Enterprise

WMP600N declares support WPA2-Enterprise, WPA-Enterprise.
I got error:
You have selected an unsupport network.
Error 226: Corporate networks using WPA-Enterprise encryption are not supported
Tell me, please, the cause and how to solve this problem?

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Last edited by Grimn (2008-03-03 09:51:53)

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