I am trying to connect my N900 to Texas A&M Wifi, but I couldnt make it work. I had tried some many things but still didnt work
here are my settings:
1. infrastructure, WPA with EAP
2.EAP type: PEAP
3.SELECT certificate: NONE, EAP method: EAP MSCHAPv2
4. my school doesnt not require domain name sl
Username: username i had tried with both with and without domain
Password: xxxxxxxxx
5. advanced, on EAP manual user name checked and manual username i had tried both with and without domain name.

after all, none of the above works. My school network requires the things that i just put. WPA-PEAP-MSCHAPv2, i am assuming the problem is certificate, i couldnt able to find any certificate to it, but i found the certificate on certificate managerment: it is godaddy

please help. thanks

Both my roommate and I go to Providence College and we have the same problem. We both work for IT as well and have had several conversations with our Network (and Server) Admins to no avail. From what we can tell other than the iPhone no mobile phones are able to connect to our secure network. It's not that big of a deal for me b/c i have 3-3.5G Tmobile but my roommate is on AT&T and really wants wifi while we're at work. If anyone has any ideas that would be great.

the same problem for me,my school use mschapv2 for secure network.i tried many times and in many other ways but its always show "authentic fail"...i heard some where we need to get certificate file to import it to phone for authentic...but why iphone does not need to do a single thing?

sae configuration on my school mine is working perfectly fine no problem at all. i am in SOSU.

thank u for providing settings. I am able to connect now.

Hey, I am in Texas A&M as well having the same problem. Let me know if you manage to find the solution! On other nokia mobiles, it usually displays godaddy certificate! I checked the certificates, we have it available but for some reason under the certificate tab it shows none :S

trying downloading the ceritficate and adding it manually

Hmm mine is a bit different. Eventhough I am able to configure as above, the problem is the Wifi connection is detected using "WEP" key eventhough its "not".

Its using PEAP.

Ubuntu is able to detect it correctly. So not sure maybe some bug in Wifi detection key algorithm.

@cweedon

How do I do that?

Same problem here in Technical University of Crete, Greece.

Wifi network Configuration:
- WPA enterprise
- EAP method: PEAP
- key type: TKIP
- phase 2 : MSCHAPV2
- ca certificate: WiFi.cer

I have installed successfully the last file(the certificate), I can access it from certificate manager, but when I am trying to connect to network it doesn't show up, just the option "None". After that I get an authentication error.

I install wicd to check with different netw. manager, but I can't run it.

Has anyone come across this?
Thanks