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Topic # 109598 23-Sep-2012 18:19 Send private message

Hey, 

Bought the above phone for the missus and now want to connect to the home WiFi network so I can download stuff.

I have put in the correct password for connection and get a message saying 'Obtaining IP Address' then 'Remembered Secured with WEP' then 'Disabled, secured with WEP'. I'm not getting connected and what missus wants to play Angry Birds. 

Anybody want to tell me what I am doing in a concise manner? 

My Motorola Defy connects fine but I was over a year since I did that so I can't remember how. 

Thanks, 




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  Reply # 690341 23-Sep-2012 22:54 Send private message

Do you maybe have MAC address filtering turned on at the router? It seems to be authenticating ok.




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  Reply # 690343 23-Sep-2012 23:03 Send private message

Try using WAP rather than WEP.

If that doesn't work then try just using no encryption just to prove you can make the phone grab an IP at all.

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  Reply # 690417 24-Sep-2012 09:41 Send private message

Thanks people, I'll have a crack at those suggestions and get back to you all if needed. 




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  Reply # 690789 24-Sep-2012 19:05 Send private message

Hey all,

Thanks for the advice the phone and router decided to play nice this evening and so everything is go.

I now have another question but it isn't really related so I'll see if there is already a and start another if needed. 

Thanks again for the help. 




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