WiFi on i-mate

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Sparky_za

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Not really sure which section this would fit into, so going to give it a shot here first.

When trying to connect to our office network using WiFi, I am getting a "You need a personal certificate to positively ident yourself etc..."

Now we (as far as I understand) don't use certificates.

Authentication is WPA. Encryption is TKIP. EAP type is PEAP.

Any ideas?
 
Sparky_za said:
Not really sure which section this would fit into, so going to give it a shot here first.

When trying to connect to our office network using WiFi, I am getting a "You need a personal certificate to positively ident yourself etc..."

Now we (as far as I understand) don't use certificates.

Authentication is WPA. Encryption is TKIP. EAP type is PEAP.

Any ideas?
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What hardware are you using??? eg. your access point and which i-mate device are you using and what ROM version do you have on the i-Mate?
for your ROM info go start - settings - system - device information.
get this info as we can get down to the bottom of your hiccup.:cool:
 
Ok, access points are all Cisco. Most are 1231G models, some are the 11xx models. I'm using an i-mate K-Jam, ROM version 2.16.9.1
 
Sparky_za said:
Ok, access points are all Cisco. Most are 1231G models, some are the 11xx models. I'm using an i-mate K-Jam, ROM version 2.16.9.1
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Had this same issue before, please try to do as I did. turn off WIFI - open comm manager - tap on settings - wifi settings - menu - network cards (check if you have your WIFI router there if it is tap and hold on it then select remove settings) actually I removed all the other WIFI APs that were previously detected.

Soft resetted my device - turned on WIFI again and let it detect the WIFI - once detected it should ask you where to connect - select the internet - then tap on connect.
 
asuled said:
Had this same issue before, please try to do as I did. turn off WIFI - open comm manager - tap on settings - wifi settings - menu - network cards (check if you have your WIFI router there if it is tap and hold on it then select remove settings) actually I removed all the other WIFI APs that were previously detected.

Soft resetted my device - turned on WIFI again and let it detect the WIFI - once detected it should ask you where to connect - select the internet - then tap on connect.
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Nope... tried all this before and it's still the same error
 
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