Hi,
I just installed android Marshmallow stock on my nexus 7 (2013 Mobile).
We have some PEAP 802.1x EAP networks here with mschapv2 phase 2-verification (like by example eduroam) and I can't connect to them.
The connections stays on verifying.
Anybody else has this problem?
Ps: I have a nexus 5 here with android 5.1.1 that connects fine to the networks.
Thanx
Same problem for me using the same authentication scheme on razorg.
It's a backend issue with the RADIUS server. See: code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=188867#c29
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My school has a 802.1x wifi that can only be accessed with a user id and password (no WEP key) i can see the network but it shows it as having WEP security instead of the 802.1x it is
I created my own profile making it 802.1x security however after it was made it just showed that it was out of range even though it was well in range. i even downloaded advanced configuration editor from the app store and played with the settings but it was still a no go..
has anyone had any similar problems or a possible solution for me??
Maybe you need to install a certificate before you can connect? Take a look at the help pages on your university's wifi setup page or something, it might guide you for that.
there's an app called "Full Wifi" by sharkmob which has EAP support and my daughter used that at her college, but she doesn't have a GSIII....
Does your university have instructions for different operating systems? If they have a linux section, that should let you know what you need. In my case it's 802.1x EAP with TTLS for EAP method and PAP for the phase 2 authentication.
So, I bought android (4.2.2) mini pc and created a pc out of it, but I am having trouble with connecting to students network cause it has 802.1x authentication, and you login with faculty username and password.
On windows we use Securew2 software and that solves problems, but when connecting on android I cant find any options to select EAP or TTLS authentication, anyone has a clue?
I cannot connect to my school's WiFi anymore and it's really frustrating. WiFi is critical when I'm at school because there is little to no wireless network signals. It used to work on an older ROM so something WiFi related on my phone changed, as I'm the only Android student with this problem. Does anyone know how to fix it?
My school is using the following type of WiFi:
EAP type: PEAP
Phase 2 Authentication: MSCHAPv2
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My HTC One is running Android 4.4.2 with sense 6.0 and it refuses to connect to my company 802.1x EAP network. I have a Nexus 5 that's also running Android 4.4.2 and it has no problems whatsoever connecting. I compared the settings side by side and everything is the same yet the HTC One just gets stuck at the "Authentication" step.
Since they're running the same Android version, one would hope that they should be using the same WiFi protocols (visible and hidden) to connect to an 802.1x EAP network. Both phones connect to my home WEP secured home WiFi w/o any problems.
There are a bunch of WiFi fixers, connection aids, etc in the Play store but none of them has helped.
Any tips to solve this problem?
Friends,
In my office, i can connect WIFI on my S3 mobile with my own logon credentials and i can browe\download only for few second after that i seems still connected but the data not get transmitting.
Secuity - 802.1x EAP
EAP Method - PEAP
Phase 2 authentication - MSCHAPV2
None of the tricks were worked out for me on google search. Please help me !!!
Regards,
Ranjith
Also having the same problem as OP. On a WPA2 Enterprise network at my workplace and I can't seem to stay connected. My iPad easily stays connected throughout the campus so it doesn't seem like the signal is unreliable...but on my S3, it would disconnect sometimes even while my screen is on and even when it does show that it's connected, most of the time it only shows sending packets but not receiving. Any ideas?
I'm running Archidroid v3.0, KitKat 4.4.
Thanks!