WPA/WPA2 PSK NOT SUPPORTED?

I'm trying to join a router with WPA/WPA2 PSK, but for some reason NONE of my iOS devices will join it. Not my iPad 3, nor iPhone 5S, all running iOS 8.1.1.
My MacBook Pro running Yosemite has no problem connecting. So does iOS 8, nor iPhones and iPads support this recommended security standard? Or is there a trick to it I'm not getting?

Restart the router & also check for a firmware update for it.
If neither of those helps, try temporarily removing the password from the router to see if your iOS devices will connect.
~Lyssa

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Last edited by hoschi (2009-01-04 20:21:58)

fwojciec wrote:If this info is not in the wiki it might be worth it to add it -- it's all detailed in /etc/network.d/examples/complete.example though.
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Last edited by hoschi (2009-01-04 20:21:23)

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I have been searching through this discussion board and I have found many discussions like this one.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1106197&tstart=0
People who complain of not being prompted for a Username and Password for WiFi access are complaining of lack of WPA/WPA2 Enterprise Support for Apple's iPhone. Many college campuses, major workplaces and public libraries use WPA/WPA2 Enterprise support, which prompt you for a Username AND Password.
Why doesn't Apple's iPhone support one of the most common WiFi protocal's in today's world?
If Apple doesn't implement WPA/WPA2 Enterprise support, many people are going to look for alternative ways to connecting to a WPA/WPA2 Enterprise WiFi network with their iPhones. Example: hacking their iPhone and using a risky 3rd party application.
I STRONGLY recommend to Apple to get on this as soon as possible...
Does anyone know if Apple is working on this currently?
Thank You!

This is a user to user help forum only so no one here knows what Apple is working on.
http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

Wga54g connecting to sony blu ray using WPA-PSK (TKIP) or WPA2-PSK (AES)

My Wga54g is to be the interenet source to my sony blu ray player. I have a wireless broadband router modem setup that uses WPA-PSK (TKIP) and WPA2-PSK (AES). How do I configure everything to work? Since the WGA54G only does WEP is there a way to configure it or the Sony Blu ray to get a internet signal to it? The sony seems to have a automatic IP or manual IP configuration setting option. I suppose I can step down to WEP on the router settings but I'd rather not. I tried that and couldn't get it to work regardless. Please help!

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I have an old (but still great!) 1.25 GHz PowerPC G4, runnig Mac OS X 10.5.8. I also have a 3G iPhone (iOS 4.2.1). (Both are the most current OS for those devices.) In the next 6 months I'll be upgrading both of these devices, but I need to install my router now, with the older equipment/software.
I am very, very new to wireless technology, so I am aware I know nothing about this. I find that the support at Comcast isn't very Mac-savvy (especially working with my older device).
I have a new "Gateway" ARRIS modem/router to set up. My questions:
1 -- Encryption Method - do I choose WPA2-PSK (AES) or WPA-TKIP?
2 -- Are there any settings on my Mac (or iPhone) that I need to know about, in order to be sure the wireless network functions properly and securely?
My thanks to all of you!

1. At the noment your G4 isn't capable of running WPA, the only thing you can run is WEP, but change that as soon as you get your new Mac.
2. You ned to go to Settings>wi-fi and enter the details of your setup, name, password, smtp etc etc.

Imac will not connect to Airport Extreme when configured WPA/WPA2

Imac will not connect to Airport Extreme when configured WPA/WPA2
Posted: Jul 5, 2007 8:22 PM Reply
I just got my Imac to connect to the internet using my Airport Extreme but only by using WEP. I had my Windows XP SP2 machines connecting using WPA/WPA2 with no problem. The Imac will not connect using anything other than WEP, and 1 of the XP machines will not connect using WEP.(I have not tried the other XP machines) I had to set the Airport Extreme for an open network in order to let both computers access the shared hard drive and access the internet.
I don't know what the problem might be and would appreciate any suggestions.
MacBookPro, Imac Mac OS X (10.3.9) Fujitsu tablet PC, 2 XP desktops

hehe...on the visuals. I figured it out already, and I have the old airport card. However, I did a chat with Apple support and while we were chatting I found a USB adapter with MAC drivers which will work. It is:
Hawking Technology HWUG1A Wireless-G USB Adapter with Removable Antenna for Macintosh
Manufacturer Part# HWUG1A
That is the only adapter that actually does WPA/WPA2 that I can find that is for a Mac and not just an older USB that only does WEP. It surprises me that Apple does not have a USB product like this. Anyway, for $56 including shipping, I will have it by Monday or Tuesday. Pretty cool.
Thank you so much for your assistance. It is appreciated.
Lynn

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