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Originally Posted by xflyboy
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rjking: "I connect with WPA TKIP using socket wi-fi companion with no trouble at all. Have to broadcast my network SSID to get the Axim to connect though. My Compaq laptop does not need SSID though. Love to turn SSID of. Anybody got a suggestion for that?"
Can you please elaborate on how you did that? I've tried and failed with my WiFi Companion on using WAP-PSK-TKIP. I'm forced to use WEP just to go wireless in my own home. Hmmm... not impressed.
I set my wireless router (DLink DI-624) to WPA_TKIP with catch-phrase protection and got my laptops working. So far so good - router's doing its job. Tried to set up the connection profile for my SSID on the X51V, the last tab in the new profile is giving me a hard time because I can't seem to unheck the trusted server/certificate which means I can't key in the catch-phrase in the 2nd last tab where the WPA-PSK-TKIP catch phrase goes.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Hi xflyboy
My router is a Belkin Wireless modem router in WPA PSK mode with TKIP encryption. My axim connects flawlessly with socket companion as long as my SSID is broadcasted. I assume you have tried deleting the connection then setting it up again. Do you have your router broadcasting "B" wireless or "B & G"?
I connect fine to other WEP and WPA networks with out a problem. Is it the "802.1x" tab that you are having problems with? Mine has Use IEEE 802.1x network access checked with all other options greyed out.
General Tab: Network name : "Your Network Name here"
Connects to : The Internet
Ad-hoc box is UNCHECKED
Network tab: Authentication"WPA-PSK"
Data Encryption "TKIP"
The Key is automatically provided UNCHECKED
Network key "your network key here"
Key index "1" (grayed out).
801.1x Tab : Use IEEE 801.1x network access control CHECKED (and grayed out)
EAP type: Smart card certificate (Grayed out)
Hope this helps.