imadoofus
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Does anybody here know anything about iPAQs?
I need somebody to explain, in plain English, and without resorting to "then set that to whatever your configuartion requires" type copouts.
I have an iPAQ rx3715 that I want to connect to the internet via my home wireless network, and ideally to connect it to the network itself, to browse files and so on.
The network is WPA-PSK.
The router is set to 802.11b & g
The iPAQ can see my network.
Every so often, it connects, but I can't get to the intenet because I "have no modem installed"
When configuring my network authentication, I've ticked "Use IEEE 802.1x NAC", the EAP type is PEAP and when I click "Properties", I'm told I cannot log on to the wireless network beause it requires a personal certificate to positively identify me. I don't know how to create a certificate and put it on the iPAQ, and I have no confidence that'll fix the problem.
I'm getting really pi$$ed off!
TIA
PJ
I need somebody to explain, in plain English, and without resorting to "then set that to whatever your configuartion requires" type copouts.
I have an iPAQ rx3715 that I want to connect to the internet via my home wireless network, and ideally to connect it to the network itself, to browse files and so on.
The network is WPA-PSK.
The router is set to 802.11b & g
The iPAQ can see my network.
Every so often, it connects, but I can't get to the intenet because I "have no modem installed"
When configuring my network authentication, I've ticked "Use IEEE 802.1x NAC", the EAP type is PEAP and when I click "Properties", I'm told I cannot log on to the wireless network beause it requires a personal certificate to positively identify me. I don't know how to create a certificate and put it on the iPAQ, and I have no confidence that'll fix the problem.
I'm getting really pi$$ed off!
TIA
PJ