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This was the only way, I got it to work. However, the problem with this setup is that it does not store the password (only the user id). Now, whenever I need to reconnect, it ask me to enter the password (twice actually) again and the password field does not support copy & paste, meaning I really have to type it. This is quite annoying because I have turned on auto disconnect to save battery power.
Is there any other way for this type of connection to save the password somewhere, so that it gets pulled from that place?
Or do you have any other suggestions. I have tried the other EAP methods but those didn't work with my companys wireless network. I could use the data connection with vpnc but I don't have 3G which makes this a really slow alternative when inside my companys building.