 drslashGoya AsmaPremium
join:2002-02-18
Marion, IA | reply to AngryBlakMan
Re: WiFi problem with Galaxy SIII Thanks for your reply. I will try my phone for and extended period without security and with a more generic pass phrase. If all goes well with the generic pass phrase then I will just use a less cryptic one and deal with the short term whining when all of the wireless devices in the house need to have their pass phrase changed. |
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| just for my curiosity, is your work's network certificate based or is it key (WPA2) based? if it's WPA2 based, hopefully it will have some special characters in it that you could use as a reference point for "valid" ASCII characters.
if it doesn't have any, then it reinforces the idea of the need for a "generic key", but i wouldn't bet on this being the case necessarily.. |
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drslashGoya AsmaPremium
join:2002-02-18
Marion, IA | My work has a secured and unsecured wifi available. I am connecting to the unsecured network, no key or pass phrase is required to connect. |
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| ah, then that definitely points to some issue with the implementation of WPA2 between your two devices |
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drslashGoya AsmaPremium
join:2002-02-18
Marion, IA | Well...it's not looking good. My GSIII works fine with no security enabled and does not hold a consistent wifi connection using a generic pass phrase. |
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| Can you change the security to aes? |
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| reply to drslash
Can you change the security to aes? |
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