By default, weird WiFi connection

I found that there are times that my iPhone 6 has a mind of its own. Specifically, it is by default a connection Wi - Fi that I never use and it does not work so a data flow stops. What I always check what Wi - Fi system, my phone is connected too? Or is there a way to prevent it to default to another system, that I don't want to try to connect?

Thank you.

~ Kort

Have you tried to remove the offending network or reset your network settings?

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BIS service provider:-vodaphone plan 15/day
in that gtalk and facebook works fine

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Network type: GPRS
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URL: socket: / /www.google.ca:80; deviceside = true
Journal:

Connecting to a socket: / /www.google.ca:80; deviceside = true
Opening connection...
Error: net.rim.device.internal.io.CriticalIOException: failed criticism tunnel
= END OF LOG =.

Transport: MDS (HTTP GET)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: Not available url
Journal:

Ignored test: no MDS do not service records found.
Ignored test: coverage of SDM is not available

Transport: MDS (Socket GET)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: Not available url
Journal:

Ignored test: no MDS do not service records found.
Ignored test: coverage of SDM is not available

Transport: MDS (HTTP POST)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: Not available url
Journal:

Ignored test: no MDS do not service records found.
Ignored test: coverage of SDM is not available

Transport: MDS (POST plug)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: Not available url
Journal:

Ignored test: no MDS do not service records found.
Ignored test: coverage of SDM is not available

Transport: BIS - B (HTTP GET)
Result: pass
Answer: 200
Length:-1
URL: http://www.google.ca:80 /; deviceside = false; ConnectionType = m * s - pub *
Journal:

Login to http://www.google.ca:80 /; * only given to the RIM ISV partners.
Opening connection...
Open connection
Definition of the properties of application...
Host: www.google.ca
User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0
Connection: close
Get the response code...
Response code: 200
Got the content length:-1 bytes
Downloading content...
Download time: 3,034 seconds
Downloaded: 37943 bytes
Closes the connection...
Connection closed
= END OF LOG =.

Transport: BIS - B (Socket GET)
Result: pass
Answer: 200
Length: 38696
URL: socket: / /www.google.ca:80; deviceside = false; ConnectionType = m * s - could * c
Journal:

Connecting to a socket: / /www.google.ca:80; * only given to the RIM ISV partners.
Opening connection...
Open connection
Send GET request:
"GET / HTTP/1.1".
Host: www.google.ca
User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0
Connection: close

"
Downloading content...
Download time: 2,397 seconds
Downloaded: 38696 bytes
Closing connection
Connection closed
= END OF LOG =.

Transport: BIS - B (HTTP POST)
Result: failure
Answer: 405
Length: 959
URL: http://www.google.ca:80 /; deviceside = false; ConnectionType = m * s - p * ic
Journal:

Login to http://www.google.ca:80 /; * only given to the RIM ISV partners.
Opening connection...
Open connection
Request method POST value
Definition of the properties of application...
Host: www.google.ca
Content-Length: 1500
Content-Type: application/octet-stream
User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0
Connection: close
Display of 1 500 bytes...
Posted 1 500 bytes
Get the response code...
Response code: 405
Got the content length: 959 bytes
Downloading content...
Download time: 1,044 seconds
Downloaded: 959 bytes
Closing connection
Connection closed
= END OF LOG =.

Transport: BIS - B (POST plug)
Result: failure
Answer: 405
Length: 1204
URL: socket: / /www.google.ca:80; deviceside = false; ConnectionType = m * Pei * li *
Journal:

Connecting to a socket: / /www.google.ca:80; * only given to the RIM ISV partners.
Opening connection...
Open connection
Definition of the properties of application...
Envoy POST request:
"POST / HTTP/1.1".
Host: www.google.ca
Content-Length: 1500
Content-Type: application/octet-stream
User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0
Connection: close

"
Display of 1 500 bytes...
Posted 1 500 bytes
Downloading content...
Download time: 2,041 seconds
Downloaded: 1204 bytes
Closing connection
Connection closed
= END OF LOG =.

Transport: WAP (HTTP GET)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: Not available url
Journal:

Ignored test: no WAP do not service records found.
Ignored test: coverage WAP is not available
Ignored test: Please provide IP and APN WAP

Transport: WAP (Socket GET)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: Not available url
Journal:

Ignored test: no WAP do not service records found.
Ignored test: coverage WAP is not available
Ignored test: Please provide IP and APN WAP

Transport: WAP (HTTP POST)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: Not available url
Journal:

Ignored test: no WAP do not service records found.
Ignored test: coverage WAP is not available
Ignored test: Please provide IP and APN WAP

Transport: WAP (POST plug)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: Not available url
Journal:

Ignored test: no WAP do not service records found.
Ignored test: coverage WAP is not available
Ignored test: Please provide IP and APN WAP

Transport: WAP2 (HTTP GET)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: http://www.google.ca:80 /; deviceside = true; ConnectionUID = WAP2 trans
Journal:

Connection http://www.google.ca:80 /; deviceside = true; ConnectionUID = WAP2 trans
Opening connection...
Error: net.rim.device.internal.io.CriticalIOException: failed criticism tunnel
= END OF LOG =.

Transport: WAP2 (socket GET)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: socket: / /www.google.ca:80; deviceside = true; ConnectionUID = WAP2 trans
Journal:

Connecting to a socket: / /www.google.ca:80; deviceside = true; ConnectionUID = WAP2 trans
Opening connection...
Error: net.rim.device.internal.io.CriticalIOException: failed criticism tunnel
= END OF LOG =.

Transport: WAP2 (HTTP POST)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: http://www.google.ca:80 /; deviceside = true; ConnectionUID = WAP2 trans
Journal:

Transport: WAP2 (POST plug)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: socket: / /www.google.ca:80; deviceside = true; ConnectionUID = WAP2 trans
Journal:

Transport: WiFi (HTTP GET)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: Not available url
Journal:

Ignored test: WiFi coverage is not available

Transport: WiFi (Socket GET)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: Not available url
Journal:

Ignored test: WiFi coverage is not available

Transport: WiFi (HTTP POST)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: Not available url
Journal:

Ignored test: WiFi coverage is not available

Transport: WiFi (POST plug)
Result: failure
Answer:-1
Length:-1
URL: Not available url
Journal:

Ignored test: WiFi coverage is not available

Thank you peter and jovinz

I think I have problem in httpconnectionfactory with several url parameter, as peter says

so now I have usr post url as the code below

   public static void CheckConnection()
    {
        HttpConnection hc=null;
        try
        {
            //Wifi Connection
            if ( (WLANInfo.getWLANState() == WLANInfo.WLAN_STATE_CONNECTED) && RadioInfo.areWAFsSupported(RadioInfo.WAF_WLAN))
            {
                ConstantData.postURL=";interface=wifi";
                return;
            }
            //for BES or MDS Connection
            if(CoverageInfo.isCoverageSufficient(CoverageInfo.COVERAGE_MDS))
            {
                boolean connectionFlag=false;
                String post_url;

                //for BES Connections
                post_url="";
                try
                {
                    hc = (HttpConnection) Connector.open("http://www.rim.com"+post_url,Connector.READ_WRITE);
                    if(hc.getResponseCode()==HttpConnection.HTTP_OK)
                    {
                        connectionFlag=true;
                        ConstantData.postURL=post_url;
                        return;
                    }
                    if(hc!=null)
                        hc.close();
                }
                catch (Exception e)
                {
                    System.out.println(e.toString());
                    connectionFlag=false;
                }
                //for MDS Connection
                if(!connectionFlag)
                {
                    try
                    {
                        post_url = ";deviceside=false";
                        hc = (HttpConnection) Connector.open("http://www.rim.com"+post_url);
                        if(hc.getResponseCode()==HttpConnection.HTTP_OK)
                        {
                            ConstantData.postURL=post_url;
                            return;
                        }
                        if(hc!=null)
                            hc.close();
                    }
                    catch (Exception e)
                    {
                        System.out.println(e.toString());
                    }
                }
            }
            //for BIS Connection
            if(CoverageInfo.isCoverageSufficient(CoverageInfo.COVERAGE_BIS_B))
            {
                //BIS Connection
                String post_url = ";deviceside=false;ConnectionType=m**-pu***c";
                try
                {
                    hc = (HttpConnection) Connector.open("http://www.rim.com"+post_url);//Connector.READ_WRITE
                    if(hc.getResponseCode()==HttpConnection.HTTP_OK)
                    {
                        ConstantData.postURL=post_url;
                        return;
                    }
                    if(hc!=null)
                        hc.close();
                }
                catch (Exception e)
                {
                    System.out.println(e.toString());
                }
            }
            //for WAP Connection
            if(CoverageInfo.isCoverageSufficient(CoverageInfo.COVERAGE_DIRECT))
            {               //for WAP Connection
                String post_url = null;
                ServiceBook sb = ServiceBook.getSB();
                ServiceRecord[] records = sb.findRecordsByCid("WPTCP");
                String uid = null;
                boolean connectionFlag=false;
                for(int i=0; i < records.length; i++)
                {
                    if (records[i].isValid() && !records[i].isDisabled())
                    {
                        if (records[i].getUid() != null && records[i].getUid().length() != 0)
                        {
                            if ((records[i].getUid().toLowerCase().indexOf("wifi") == -1) &&
                                    (records[i].getUid().toLowerCase().indexOf("mms") == -1))
                            {
                                uid = records[i].getUid();
                                break;
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
                if (uid != null)
                {
                    post_url= ";deviceside=true;ConnectionUID=" + uid;
                }
                try
                {
                    hc = (HttpConnection) Connector.open("http://www.rim.com"+post_url);
                    if(hc.getResponseCode()==HttpConnection.HTTP_OK)
                    {
                        connectionFlag=true;
                        ConstantData.postURL=post_url;
                        return;
                    }
                    if(hc!=null)
                        hc.close();
                }
                catch (Exception e)
                {               System.out.println(e.toString());
                connectionFlag=false;
                }
                if(!connectionFlag)
                {
                    post_url=";deviceside=true;apn=blackberry.net";
                    try
                    {
                        hc = (HttpConnection) Connector.open("http://www.rim.com"+post_url);
                        if(hc.getResponseCode()==HttpConnection.HTTP_OK)
                        {
                            ConstantData.postURL=post_url;
                            return;
                        }
                        if(hc!=null)
                            hc.close();
                    }
                    catch (Exception e)
                    {
                        System.out.println(e.toString());
                    }
                }}
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {

            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        finally
        {
            try
            {
                if(hc!=null)
                    hc.close();
            } catch (IOException e) {
                System.out.println(e.toString());
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        }

    }

so now its works on WAP2, BIS and the WIFi works fine

the first issue of priority celluler TCP post code is also more WAP2 then

Thus, each transport time select TCP when BIS, WIFI not presend and need for apn

in any case, once again, thank you Peter and demo tools network dignostic is awasome...

How to do an http Basic by wifi connection just without data plan?

Ok. Here's the situation: I have developed an application that makes a connection http Basic (connector.open (url)). It woks fine on Simulator course since it uses the mds Simulator. I'm targeting os 5 and above. Now I started to test on the actual device (curve 9300). The real problem is how can I go out with just a default connection. I mean a generic that doesn't care what type of transport, the phone has and uses only the default. As you know has 9300 WiFi. So hopefully I should be able to connect using my wifi at home. On the phone, I can establish connection wifi fine. The phone's browser do not allow through well. He complains: (error! wifi detected...) We are not able to authenticate you as you are not currently a Rogers... Please turn off your wifi connection, and launch your browser to try again). Well, if it means that I'm not on Rogers, it is not correct, as my base phone package is with Rogers, the SIM set in the phone. I tried his suggestion and of course, it does not work!

What encourages me that it should work in principle, but I have two phone applications (Opera mini and google map) who are able to go online and make the connection.

I tried to use a combination of parameters attached to the url, as follows:

1. just by default without any parameter

2 - deviceside = true

3 - deviceside = true; = wifi interface

I also experimented with different options on options tcp apn:

1 disabling APN setting

2-activation parameter APN with internet.com, with comments from user and password

setting of AFN 3 activation internet.com with wapuser1 and wap for the user name and password.

To "manage connections", I have the following question similarly checked:

-Network mobile Rogers...

Dlink_RezaNetwork - Wi - Fi...

-BlueTooth feature is disabled

I wonder out exactly the Mobile network connection? I guess that's my basic phone plan puts online. I will be happy if that's the case for my app by there rather than the wifi connection if that is indeed what Opera mini and google map. But sorry to disappoint you, because even if I disable the first connection (i.e. Mobile network Rogers...) I am still able to use these two apps without problem! It makes me happy because it difinitely says I should be able to go online using only my wifi without data plan!

On connection icons at the top of the phone to the right, I see the following

Rogers - dlink.RezaNetwork 3 G (icon of the resistance)

WiFi

As you can see, my phone is connected to the wifi in my house.

Anyway, after all this detail, anyone know if there is a solution to this problem? I mean google map and Opera Mini are able to go online without problem.

In full respect, please don't refer me to read this or that doc I did those before you come and ask questions. But even if there is a doc that you think really go to address above concerns more precisely I'll gladly read

I use eclipse for development and just well on Simulator.

This is the result I get when I run the app through the eclipse on the device:

(1) for the case when only a Wifi connection is enabled on the device connector.open (url) is called with no additional parameters, I get the error: net.rim.device.internal.io.criticalioexception: required radio isn't avtive.

(2) for the case with wifi interface parameter defined as follows:

String connStr = _theUrl + "; interface = wifi. "
s = (connStr) Connector.open (StreamConnection);
HttpConnection httpConn s = (HttpConnection);
InputStream input = s.openInputStream ();

There is no error reported, even though I capture all the exceptions of open(). But the stream returned is always empty!

Thanks again.

Just an update:

The problem took over the redirect. It was a subject, I admit, I was quite familiar with. So, once read on responses from http status, the solution was easy. Also is it possible to simply use the wifi connection for http connections in the code. The build in the browser is another story and it depends on how the connection preferences are managed internally by the os and carrier I suppose, but lance in the code browser works very well, with just wifi traffic.

hokey WiFi connection does not not as expected

Original title: wifi connection

Hello... I have an acer aspire 4745. It doesn't have the mannual-off button for wifi connection, you have to press fn + f3. An option previously used to come on the screen to select dor bluetooth or wifi. Now its not appearing in doing so, instead of opening default bluetooth but not WiFi. Help, please. Is dere any process or something on it witout pressing above keys... or there are a few hardware problems.

Thank you in.advance

Hello Pravesh,

Thanks for the reply and we update on the State of the question.

Ideally, install the Launch Manager application on the Acer site should solve the problem with the function keys.

I would like to know, are you able to use other features such as sound/growing noise reduction or modification of brightness when using the function keys?

As the access keys depends on the application provided by the manufacturer, I will ask allows you to get in touch with Acer Support once before you plan to reinstall the operating system.

You can also test the issue on a new user account. To create a new user account in Windows 7, please see the steps in the help provided below Microsoft Article.

Create a user account

Note:

Install the Manager Application to launch on the new user account after logging in it. Also make sure that this new user account is defined as administrator account. To change the type of administrator account, please follow the steps in the link here.

We know, if the problem persists on the new user or not. We will be happy to guide you further.

BlackBerry smartphone Bold 9780 cannot use BB browser when wifi connected

I recently started using a new BB Bold 9780 (BB6).

It of a beautiful phone... and navigates very well with GPRS / 3G.

However, if I turn on wifi, (connected to my home wireless router) the browser does not at all.

"Cannot find the requested server.

I have a Netgear router and it is very good for other devices.

BB 9780 wifi session is set to WPA

I have a dataplan with Virgin.

I conclude that the wifi does not work and it would be very disappointing... and sounds weird!

When all sales representatives say that he is an active wifi device.

Does anyone have any tips or tricks?

I was wondering if Opera 5.1 might help - but the opera died when I tried to launch it!

Thank you very much

Chrism

Well, I finally fixed it.

My BB was not able to connect to my Netgear router, but it could connect with happiness with the wifi of my neighbor.

I turned off the WMM security setting on my Netgear router advanced setting Panel.

Bing, the BB is now wifi.

Result.

stop all the user accounts on the same wifi connection

Win 7 computer, 2 users, 1 admin accounts, I have standard user

any wifi connection created by any user is seen by others
any user can remove any connection, it is then removed for two users

How can I stop this? any help shows how to share, the default value is assumed that each user is independent, but not on my computer. Help!

Hello

Please contact the Microsoft Community Forums.

According to the description, you should disable activate wireless connection rules, so that it cannot be removed by all other accounts. Is this correct?

1 is this specific wireless connections problem?

2 are these connections are added by the standard account?

If the standard accounts have added the connection, both accounts could be able to view the connections and remove them. This is not the case with the administrator, even if standard account can view the connection, it may not able to remove connections.

I suggest you to refer to this article and see the different methods to manage wireless networks. It might be useful for you.

The Cable Guy: connecting to wireless with Windows 7

http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff847520.aspx

Hope this information helps. Get back to us with more information so that we can help you.

Anyone having problems with WiFi connectivity after upgrade to Sierra?

I was wondering if anyone else knows issues with WiFi connectivity since the upgrade to Sierra 10.12? I have not had any problems with connectivity WiFi previously on El Capitan. Now I have regular randomly loose connectivity. My internet is cable and when it is connected I have a 100% connection. My details of iMac and I have used only 10% of my storage.

No problem with my iphone 6.

Hello AspDesigns,

I understand that, since the upgrade to Mac OS Sierra, your Mac seems to have trouble staying connected to Wi - Fi. Fortunately the diagnosis built-in wireless can help identify the source of so much trouble.

Search for Wi - Fi using your Mac problems

See you soon!

I've never seen the cloud on my watch symbolizing the wifi connection.

I've never seen the cloud on my watch symbolizing the wifi connection. How to operate when phone and shows are on the same network?

Hi, Kristian

If your Apple Watch is not connected to your iPhone via Bluetooth, but it is within range of a WiFi (2.4 GHz) network your iPhone plugged in the front (while it was connected to your watch via Bluetooth), then your watch can connect to this network and still offer some features:
- How to use your Apple Watch without your iPhone in the vicinity - Apple Support
To check the status of the connection of your watch, go to the eye of parameters:
- When displaying the time on your watch, slide up on the screen, then swipe left / right for the look of parameters.
- This will specify connected or disconnected:
  - If it says connected and the icon in the upper right corner is a green phone, your watch is connected to your iPhone via Bluetooth.
  - If it says connected, the icon is a green cloud, then your watch is disconnected from your iPhone via Bluetooth, but rather connected (as a backup) to a known Wi - Fi network.
  - If it is disconnected, your watch is disconnected from your iPhone and also is not connected to a Wi - Fi network. The icon in the upper right corner will be a red telephone with a line through it.
- Slide down again to return to the watch face.
To test whether your watch is currently able to connect to a Wi - Fi compatible network known as a relief:
- When within range of the network, turn off Bluetooth on your iPhone.
- After pausing for a short time, check the status of the connection of your watch as described above.
More information:

On Bluetooth and Wi - Fi on Apple Watch - Apple Support

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