WPA - PSK connection problem

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• Satellite A100 - 003 WLAN (with WPA - PSK) connection timeout

  I have a laptop Satellite A100-003 with preinstalled in Windows Vista.
  When I try to connect to my router with WPA - PSK (TKIP) I have error:
  Wireless authentication failed because of a time-out.
  My laptop and the router configured properly! I installed the new drivers intel 3945ABG chip.
  WPA2-PSK and WEP are working very well.

  Hello

  The same thing happened on my old laptop.
  I was not able to establish the WiFi connection for more than 1 min with WPA encryption.
  I downloaded the latest Atheros driver and updated everything.
  Everything works very well with WEP but not WPA.

  Then I disabled the option to clean Windows configuration and use the Atheros utility. Now everything works fine!
  I recommend using the Intel Proset utility and check all the possible settings!

• Problem connecting, Win 7, WPA - PSK (computer think it's WEP). Managed to substitute, but now very unstable connection.

  Hello, I use Windows 7 to my computer. Here wireless signal is encrypted with WPA - PSK TKIP, but my computer could not register as such (he believes that its WEP). I managed to force it to connect, by manually adjusting for WPA - PSK with TKIP (and the correct password) in the control panel.

  However, the connection is extremely unstable. Often, he simply stops working, although the icon says that there is a link. (Note that this window of available connection has a large red cross next to the signal, because he claims that the settings do not match. He just logs occasionally when I start).

  I wonder if there is a way to solve this annoying problem. I don't know what is causing the computer to see the signal as WEP, when it clearly is WPA - PSK.

  Oh, I found what I think, it is the router in the basement: that said on it: Motorola SBS101E.

  PS: I'm not good on the technical stuff (although I understand basic concepts such as network card drivers, etc., don't ask me not to disable or install a protocol without walking me through the steps).

  Thank you!

  As I wrote, your problem is probably related to the adapter wireless in your office. Maybe it's as simple as that requires an updated driver, but it remains to be seen.

  Result of your ipconfig is quite surprising.  Because you are in a university environment, if we cannot identify a problem with your wireless adapter, you may be able to request assistance from the University of the it Department.  See also comments below on the VPN.

  Here - is more as a matter of interest than anything else - what some of your settings mean:

  Wireless network adapter

  • Your card is a Realtek RTL8188CE Wireless LAN 802.11n PCI-E NIC (Realtek RTL8188CE 1 x 1 11 b/g/n Wireless LAN PCI Express Half Mini Card Adapter, which seems to be installed on Lenovo ThinkPads).
  • Your card is automatically assigned (usually by the wireless router, but see below) an IP address of 10.92.129.20.  This address is part of what is called a 'Class A' network, which is generally only used by very large organizations (for example, a University).  This suggests that this wireless network is from University wireless access point rather than a router connected to the modem cable into your basement.

    So it is possible that the antenna on your desktop computer wireless card is not in as good a place as your laptop computer to receive the signal. It's especially if your office uses a built-in wireless adapter, with the antenna at the back of the computer under a desk and near a wall. If you try USB wireless adapter for your desktop computer (or an antenna on an extension cord) move the antenna near a window, if possible.

  • The 'default gateway' for this connection (the address of the wireless router) is 10.92.128.1, which is in the same class A network.
  • The DHCP server (which is what affects your IP address card) is 195.130.132.102.  It is a public IP address belonging to Telenet/Pandora, a Belgian Internet service provider.  In almost all wireless home networks, the DHCP server is part of the router, so your situation is very different.

  Virtual private network (VPN)
  What complicates your Internet connection is the fact that you seem to be using a VPN. This is identified as the 'card Ethernet Hamachi.' I saw many posts complaining that the Hamachi software interferes with various other network connections.  For example:

  After the installation of LogMeIn Hamachi, my continuous wireless network connection disconnected from the internet every few minutes. The wireless connection is ok, but trying to access the internet, I get a message to reset the connection.

  Once I got disabling the network Hamachi (Control Panel-> network) connection and Internet-> network connections, everything is back to normal.

  It happens on two different routers, then the router is probably not the problem.

  This happens with the wired connection.

  I use Windows 7 Home Premium SP 1 64 Bit, Hamachi 2.0.3.89, Intel WiFi Link 5300 AGN.

  LINK

  This is beyond my area of expertise.  If you are unable to determine a driver (or hardware) problem with your adapter wireless and you have installed Hamachi VPN software on your desktop and your laptop, assuming that you really need, you need to get help from the support service of some entity required or recommended use of Hamachi VPN software.

• Satellite P100-160 refuses to connect to my router 3Com with WPA - PSK

  Help! My new laptop Toshiba refuses to connect to my router 3Com (f/w 2.06T13) model 3cWDR100A on WPA - PSK. The router only supports TKIP (no AES).

  The laptop, a Satellite P100-160 is under Vista Home Premium with the latest Intel 3945 11.5.0.32 driver and I tried the version of the site Web of Toshiba version mentioned in other threads (and a few other versions also).

  Either way, I don't like latest driver hit with content identical binary files and different date stamps or running of the anonymous installers that have not been digitally signed.

  The problem is that non-encrypted, or WEP works perfectly, but WPA - PSK is not. It fails with a diagnostic message 'timeout for secondary keys. The thing will be very occasionally connect to the network without a timeout (before I tried to improve things with the last pilot about 1 in 20 attempts after a reboot, now it comes rather from 1 to 100). If I can be sure that the password is correct. When it connects everything is fine and stable with excellent signal until the first suspended and then the connection is lost. It's more than a little irritating.

  I see several topics of doom similar networks to Vista support groups. They all seem to hinge around WPA - PSK TKIP and WiFi Intel chipset x 945 in combination with certain models of router. Please can anyone help solve this mess?

  I've seen other threads of networking in Vista by users with this specific Intel chipset and my router model having exactly the same problem and so far nobody has found a solution. I checked the basics of knowledge (MS & 3Com) and tried a few plausible fixes, but nothing helped. I'm out of ideas.

  It seems a little absurd to demote network security to make the latest PC works correctly. Dumping Vista (however tempting) is not an option.

  Thanks for any suggestions or diagnostics.

  Kind regards
  Martin Brown

  Hello Martin

  As you can see this is not Toshiba specific stuff and if there is no 'global solution' I don't really know what Toshiba should do about it. As you all know it should support hardware and software (driver), but if not I don't really see a solution for this.
  Who should offer a solution? Toshiba or Intel?  :|

• Cannot connect to a WPA - PSK with WLAN DW1520 Wireless-N particular, but can when no security is set to wireless. How can I get the card to use WPA - PSK?

  I have a DW1520 Wireless-N WLAN Half-Mini card in an Alienware M17X10. I am trying to connect my home through a TRENDNet TEW-435BRM access DSL issue in WPA - PSK.

  I was able to get the card to use the accounts wireless WPA2-PSK and WPA - PSK in other areas is not a problem directly related to WPA - PSK.

  I can get it to connect to the network when the diffuse TRENDnet without security (free release) and when directly plugged into the wireless router, cable - but every time I go to dissemination of WPA - PSK it can't connect?

  While in WPA - PSK the WLAN card can 'see' the network and wireless router can see the 'computer' (and is a 'trust machine'). I have one couple of other previous model Dells connected to the network without problem or needed changes if any ideas why I would have questions here?

  The driver installed is the 'last' to 5.60.48.35.

  I tried to restart the router and the computer without success. I use Windows Firewall.

  No bright sparks that can point me in the right direction?

  Thank you

  Declan

  Hello

  Try resetting the password in the part of the router wireless, then copy and paste it to the wireless card.

  Jack-MVP Windows Networking. WWW.EZLAN.NET

• Wireless and WPA - PSK on the Satellite L505 - 10 p

  Hello world!

  I recently bought a new laptop, Satellite L505 - 10 p. I installed Windows 7 Pro (64 bit), but the wireless card was not recognized first (it is a Realtek RTL8191SE Wireless LAN 802.11n PCI-E NIC), so I went to realtek drivers page and downloaded the drivers but it didn't work, so I went to the toshiba support page and then I found the package with drivers fully functional under 64-bit windows 7... Well I thought.

  I have two wireless access points I needed to connect: with WPA (TKIP + AES) protection and the other with WPA - PSK. Initially, it didn't work at all with the windows Connection Wizard, the wpa key interpreted... and he was always asking for it. So I installed ConfigFree toshiba web site and I have connected to my WPA (TKIP + AES), but the other doesn't work at all, it always says "connection error" (with ConfigFree)...
  I know that the L505 series is very recent and that she needs an appropriate driver (not only in Windows, but also Linux).

  You encounter this kind of problem?

  Thank you

  It's me again! Forget everything I said... it was just the Mac filtering on my router blocking the connection...

• IPod Touch 2 G connection problem

  I had a problem connecting my IPod Touch 2 G for a WRT54GS wireless.

  I had originally set WRT54GS of security WPA PSK.  My Ipod Touch has found my network and I typed that it connects.  The Ipod has asked the password that I entered.  The Ipod appeared to connect to the network (showing a tick and the signal strength of 3 bars).  When I tried to access the internet through Safari, he reported that no internet connection could not be found.  My next trick was to remove security setings to my wireless router.  On the internet connection, I had the same report (unable to connect to the internet).

  I then tried to renew the lease through the Ipod.  The fields remain empty (without router id or dns values).  I still couldn't connect to the internet.

  I next tried a static connection by manually entering the information of intellectual property (192.168.1.103 / 255.255.255.0 etc.).  Now, I could connect to the internet, but one of my Internet Radio Apps wouldn't connect.

  I just got an old Belkin Wireless Router hang out.  I have connected this place and set WPA - PSK security.

  I turned on my Ipod Touch, clicked on my network connection, enter the required password and stole I had full internet connection (including applications of internet radio).

  Issues related to the:

  Why can I not connect to the internet using the WRT54GS with or without security using DHCP?

  Why need to put in place a static connection?

  Why Internet Radio applications did not work with the static connection?

  Why the connection allowed Belkin so easily?

  I really want to use the WRT54GS with my Ipod because it has a stronger more stable signal strength.

  I spent several hours trying to solve this problem.

  Well, I updated the firmware as advised and my Ipod Touch connects now as it should.

  Thanks for the tips on this topic.

• How to change the encryption type M252dw printer WPA2 (WPA - PSK) for the WPA used by the router?

  We had to change the type of encryption on our WPA2 WiFi router (LAN setup origin, on which to install and successfully used our M252dw printer) and use simple WPA, to solve some other problems of connectivity.

  NOW, the HP printer, we have (M252dw) apparently does not automatically reset the encryption type.

  Apparently, he has no way to automatically start "from scratch" when connecting to the new configuration of router.

  Even with ALL the rest on the LAN works fine and speaking well, including WiFi laptops and smart phones, the HP printer sees the new name of WiFi SSD connects to the router in order to attempt a connection, accepts the new password WPA, but RETAINS THE WPA - PSK PARAMETER OF CONFIGURATION PREVIOUS.

  We know, because after that the printer fails to connect, print the network SHOWS Test report this known problem in the paragraph of the resolution of the problems, but worthless advice said to "run the setup of wireless network for re - enter your network WPA wireless security password. The WPA authentication on your HP printer has been changed from the default setting. This can cause problems connecting to your wireless network, if your wireless router does not use the same breed of WPA authentication.

  Well, DUH.

  Mind you, there is NOTHING in the post above that says:
  1) go to "this" menu item.

  2) click "this" option to change the encryption method.

  (3) select the method (SSID, WEP, WPA, WPA2) that corresponds to your router.

  ... because... There seems to be NO option ANYWHERE in ANY menu that offers this choice.

  HE DIDN'T THERE HAS NO BUTTON, OPTION, SELECTION, OR ADVICE IN THE MANUAL TO RESET OR CHOOSE WPA!

  There is a checklist wonderfully unnecessary, repeated throughout your manuals and on the site, basically saying

  ' Check the type of printer encryption (WEP, WPA, WPA2, etc.) corresponds to the router.

  Well well... What do you do when you KNOW that it IS NOT?

  Thanks to try at least, I appreciate it.

  Unfortunately, it did not work;

  but it leads to find the answer for later use.

  Summary -

  After selecting
  Printer flow treatment and deleted the saved connection data, an IPv4, subnet mask and default gateway address (router address IPv4) and IPv6 turned power on.

  Then... I did this:

  (1) Went back to and IPv6 turned to back, leaving only ON IPv4.

  2) went back to and returned once again the preferred settings.
  Address: 192.168.254.250

  Mask: 255.255.255.0

  Default gateway: 192.168.254.254

  3) reinforced by the "Wizard" where he immediately found the SSID of the wireless router.

  (4) select the SSID of the router

  (5) when it is asked for the password (which is actually just a 'word' with WPA pass) I got that.

  (6) given the printer attempts to connect and failed.

  WPA - PSK same listed, even noted on the test report from network once more.

  Therefore, no chance after Restore Defaults.

  It really would have been nice if HP had made sure this option actually actually reset * ALL * default settings, including the wiping WPA2 security type.

  (Just for reference, the DHCP range is set to 192.168.254.15 - 192.168.254.47, so that the fixed IP addresses assigned, like this printer, you can assign DHCP to be defined to ensure no changes outside.

  This printer is the FIRST device assigned a fixed IP address, to make sure that nothing else can come into conflict with the IP address and eliminate it as a cause as possible.)

  OK - so after your suggestion, I am inspired to re - enter the menu and look at it again.

  I had already looked through what I have and not able to find the submenu I thought that has been included by HP...

  .. .or I would expect a user was manually choose method/type of security encryption (SSID, WEP, WPA, WPA2)

  .. .or at least handed to "REMOVE/RESET/nothing: Please ask the next router you are trying to connect to use"

  One thing I found there is the option that resembled what I wanted now:

  That seemed to be the best thing after trying to 'Network Defaults' so I did.

  Then did a not through all the steps above, 1-6...

  * SUCCESS *.

  ALSO: The printer is already running on each PC had to be "retired" in Windows

  -According to the right

  -Then follow up

  -Waited for printer not found, click it, and then select

  Thank you HP - I just needed to find out who Reset was correct.

  
  Now - I humbly suggest stating that in the manual.

  Under the line "Verify encryption type corresponds to router", you could add something simple like:

  "IF it isn't, then select and your printer will automatically ask the next router you are trying to connect with and correspond to this type of encryption."

  

• 851W w / WPA - PSK - Interface goes down.

  Hello

  I tried to configure WPA - PSK on the router 851W. I followed the instructions using the SDM and properly active wireless WPA - PSK network. I have connected a MacBookPro to the network wireless, with all the features, then after a minute or two, separates the client and Dot11Radio interface goes down.

  I have install a network open without any connectivity problems. I have search the net and forums of Cisco without success for a solution to this problem. Here is the link to the guide: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/routers/ps380/products_configuration_example09186a00808acf2f.shtml

  Any ideas what might be causing the radio interface down with WPA - PSK configured?

  Thank you.

  For some it's IOS version WPA - PSK, which proved to be intermittent. Cisco CSCeh90412 bug describes it. Try to update the IOS version and check.

• Connection problems SSID with several VLANs

  Hi all

  I'm having a little problem getting a device to associate with an access point and enter an IP via DHCP on a particular SSID. This access point has two VLANs, with two different SSID configured. The configuration is locked. For some reason I can't connect to 2 SSID on my wireless device, but the SSID works very well. I see authentication through the newspaper, so I know that the pre-shared key is correct, but may not enter an IP address (which makes me think I have a problem in the bridge group). Any thoughts?

  Also, I tried both a trunk port and an access port on the switch that is connected to the access point. With both, I can connect and enter an address IP of the VLAN 20 (SSID 1), but not to VLAN 10 (2 SSID).

  SSID dot11 1

  VLAN 20

  open authentication

  authentication wpa key management

  WPA - psk ascii 'key '.

  !

  SSID dot11 2

  VLAN 10

  open authentication

  authentication wpa key management

  Comments-mode

  WPA - psk ascii 'key '.

  Bridge IRB

  !

  !

  interface Dot11Radio0

  no ip address

  no ip route cache

  !

  algorithms for encryption tkip encryption mode

  !

  encryption vlan 20 tkip encryption mode

  !

  encryption vlan 10 tkip encryption mode

  !

  SSID 1

  !

  SSID 2

  !

  antenna transmit right

  straight reception antenna

  root of station-role

  Bridge-Group 1

  Bridge-Group 1 block-unknown-source

  No source of bridge-Group 1-learning

  unicast bridge-Group 1-floods

  Bridge-Group 1 covering-disabled people

  !

  interface Dot11Radio0.10

  encapsulation dot1Q 10

  no ip route cache

  Bridge-group 10

  10 bridge-group subscriber-loop-control

  Bridge-group 10 block-unknown-source

  No source of bridge-group 10-learning

  No bridge group 10 unicast-flooding

  Bridge-group of 10 disabled spanning

  !

  interface Dot11Radio0.20

  encapsulation dot1Q 20

  no ip route cache

  Bridge-group 20

  Bridge-group subscriber-loop-control 20

  Bridge-group 20 block-unknown-source

  No source of bridge-group 20-learning

  No bridge group 20 unicast-flooding

  Bridge-group 20 covering people with reduced mobility

  !

  interface FastEthernet0

  no ip address

  no ip route cache

  automatic duplex

  automatic speed

  !

  interface FastEthernet0.10

  encapsulation dot1Q 10 native

  no ip route cache

  Bridge-Group 1

  No source of bridge-Group 1-learning

  Bridge-Group 1 covering-disabled people

  !

  interface FastEthernet0.20

  encapsulation dot1Q 20

  no ip route cache

  Bridge-group 20

  No source of bridge-group 20-learning

  Bridge-group 20 covering people with reduced mobility

  !

  interface BVI1

  192.168.0.210 IP address 255.255.255.0

  no ip route cache

  Default IP gateway 192.168.0.1

  1 channel ip bridge

  Thanks for your help!

  Your bridge-groups do not have the tail. You have 10 VLANS mapped to bridge-Group 1 on the FastEthernet interface but mapped to bridge-group 10 on the radio just remove the bridge Group 1 of the main radio interface and apply it to the subinterface dot0.10.

• Satellite L505 - WPA2-PSK does not work, but works of WPA - PSK

  Hello

  I have a Satellite L505 and I tried to use WPA2-PSK security to connect to my Netgear DGN2000 router, since I read that only this authentication allows speed Wireless-N, but it does not work. I chose it as the mode to use on the router and Windows 7 64 bit on my laptop, so everything should work properly. If I set everything up to use WPA - PSK, then I can connect us, but the connection is terrible, even when I put the phone right next to the router. It indicates the quality of the signal is excellent and that it is connected to 54Mbs, but if I set up a ping to the router I can see over time, it goes up to 4 seconds and continually to expire. This means that the internet is unusable wireless.

  For this reason, I was hoping I could get Wireless N work and I hope that the connection would be better. Someone can tell me why WPA - PSK works but not WPA2-PSK? (I tried versions of the AES and TKIP)

  Hello

  Hmm... You have written anything on your OS... :(

  On Windows XP, you need to install the Windows Update KB917021 as you can read here:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/917021/

  I'll try to updated the WLAN driver. You can get the latest version on the Toshiba site.

  Finally and above all it s always advisable to update the firmware on your router. You can get on the page of manufacturing of the router where you should find a changelog too.

• L7780 WPA - PSK index value

  Hello

  I think it's pretty simple, but I am unable to find a concrete response so far. The settings of the wireless on the L7780 interface supported by the selection of an index key other 1 to search for wireless networks.

  For example the unit sees my network, I can enter key communicated in advance through the menu before, but don't connect not because of the value of key index being other than 1.

  Your help is greatly appreciated.

  See you soon!

  I wonder if you meant index WEP as WPA - PSK does not use the concept of a key index.

  To change the index WEP, temporarily connect the L7780 with an Ethernet cable to your network and browse the web page internal printer.  Select wireless, wireless network, and then modify the index WEP as you wish.  Unplug the cable and the printer must connect to your wireless network.

  Just curious - must - use you WEP?  Can you switch to WPA - PSK?

• I have a palm tx. Trying to get on wi - fi, I need to have the WPA2 (AES) Palm said that it has WPA - PSK with no way to change this.

  I use a Wi - FI 764DD8 EVO he asks the security code is WPA2 (AES).  Palm has a WPA - PSK code with no way to change what I can find.  Thank you Bob

  Limitation of the device.  He is able to use WPA2?
  (Why is it a problem of Windows XP? heh)

• Cisco Aironet SAP1602E - changing open to WPA - PSK access remote (RAP and map)

  I currently have a deployment of Cisco Aironet SAP1602E Wireless point to point bridge (bridge using RAP and card, root wireless and Non-Root Bridge) to expand a layer 2 VLAN from one building to the other. It currently operates uisng open authentication and encryption - and is administered remotely via the bridge of root, to get wireless (manage) the bridge Non-Root - RAP wireless remote.

  Try to configure the PSK WPA2-PSK remotely via the GUI or CLI - first setup - I informed a similar error to her below indicating that:

  Error: Key-management WPA is requried for WPA-PSK

  Read around, it seems, there is a configuration-control problem, and that I need to specify the mode as WPA2-PSK first, before then being able to specify the PSK there instead of using. However, as soon as this mode is specified on RAP, my remote administration is broken - as probably the RAP try to use WPA2-PSK to look for a PSK, which has not yet been configured. Am I missing something obvious here, or is the order of operations of CLI (1] convert to WPA - PSK; (2] shared secret to apply PSK) as a migration from open to WPA2-PSK cannot be configured remotely (short of preparation of a startup-config; TFTPing presents more; and issuance of a 'reload' remote control)? Can someone please enlighten me as to what the logic is here - no doubt I should be able to specify a PSK first (fo without worrying if I use WPA, WPA2 or other), and then be able to specify that I want as the layer of encryption (WPA) to make use of this pre-parameter PSK? If it was a router, you don't can me to add something to the authentication key chain OSPF; before clarifying its use - why so different Aironet Wireless IOS?

  You're right, and because you will have to enter several lines of configuration to switch to WPA2-PSK with AES didn't really matter; the AP would reset the radio anyway because you make changes related to the radio interface. It would be very useful that if Cisco router/switch IOS 'macro' feature available AP thus in changes like this, unfortunately this is not the case.

  Start with the nonroot AP and make sure that the following lines are added to your configuration. If you add by the console, the order must be like that, do it by downloading a new configuration of booting with tftp, that it does not matter.

  interface Dot11Radio0
  encryption ciphers aes - ccm mode

  SSID dot11 TEST
  authentication wpa key management
  WPA - psk ascii 0

  Please rate helpful messages... :-)

• WPA - PSK

  Sorry to be a techno-nerd, but I'm an English teacher in a very small school that happens to dabble in technology because no one else will.

  Here's my problem. I installed access points DLink N. have laptops Compaq with Win2K using Cisco cards. Is there a driver for Cisco cards that will allow me to do the WPA - PSK? We used to use WEP, but the old access point is fried by lightening and replaced. I'm stuck with the AP and need a solution for the cards as soon as POSSIBLE. I do not see a selection in the settings so I hope there's an update to the driver.

  Help, please!

  Hey Joe,

  Take a look at the following technical note;

  Q. does the ACU support Wi - Fi Protected Access-Pre - Shared Key (WPA - PSK)?

  A. WPA provides a pre-shared key (WPA - PSK) version that should be used in small office, Office at home (SOHO) or domestic wireless networks. ACU (Aironet Client Utility) does not support WPA - PSK. The Automatic Configuration Windows wireless utility supports WPA - PSK for most wireless cards.

  This doc.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/ps6458/products_qanda_item09186a0080128c0f.shtml

  I hope this helps!

  Rob

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