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#879 6-Jan-2004 12:56
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I have a h4155 and one of the AP here requires LEAP authentication. I've entered the configuration in Setting | LEAP.

When I try connecting to this AP I can see Authentication failed.

How do I associate an entry from the LEAP list with a network in the Wireless Adapter list?




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#3914 28-Feb-2004 15:06
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What is LEAP for?
I've given up on Bluetooth, and am trying to put the 4150 on AdHoc with my Sony Z1. They 'see' each other, but I can't get anything else to work. Do u know any good tutorials with maybe screenshots?

I found this http://www.pocketpcmag.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4224
but it's so hard to understand, I wonder if I messed up cuz it doesn't work still.



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#3915 28-Feb-2004 16:06
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LEAP is used for authentication in some wireless networks based on a CISCO standard. Just something adding to the confusion of wireless, really.

Have you decided to leave Bluetooth behind? I guess that's because of the Sony bluetooth implementation? That's really a weak product, I'm sorry to say. You can add an external Bluetooth adapter to your laptop if you want.




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#3917 28-Feb-2004 23:18
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seeing as the Bluetooth is impossible, I thought I might as well try using the WiFi instead.

I followed the instructions in that tutorial I found, but it doesn't seem to work. if I can get the WiFi to work,I should be able to also get ActiveSync to work on it.

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