** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Title:
Intel wireless cannot connect using WPA
To manage notifi
I was the original reporter. This bug is fixed for me in Lucid Lynx.
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I just found out a solution to this problem, I was having the same issue
and the solution is very easy, common sense, and
practical...SWITCH TO WINDOWS OR EVEN OSX, IT WORKS MUCH MUCH
MUCH BETTER
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Intel wireless cannot connect using WPA
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One more observation - when I try to connect to TKIP secured AP, I
actually kick-off the other users of that AP off the net... This has
been already described in other bug reports... Very strange.
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I experience the same problem. All the APs set to WPA-TKIP are
problematic. I am only able to connect to those being set to WPA2-AES.
My PC is Thinkpad T60 with Intel 3945. I am running fully updated Karmic
Final.
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After some investigation I got this network working - changing from WPA(TKIP)
to WPA2(AES) solved problem for me.
Now network is working fine, but it just won't work with TKIP. This might be
Access Point issue - it's just low-budget Planet AP.
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Intel wireless cannot connect using WPA
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System is fully upgraded. Strange thing is that 'wicd' works fine with
this network, and previous distro version on 'network-manager' also
worked fine...
# LC_ALL=C apt-get upgrade
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
0 upgraded, 0 newly i
I seem to be able to connect to a WPA-secured wireless LAN without
issues. Arguably, it is secured with WPA2.
Using the same versions; and linux-image-2.6.31-11-generic 2.6.11-11.36.
Could you please verify the version of the kernel you are using, and
make sure your system is fully up to date.
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Same problem here using Ubuntu karmic 9.10.
In jaunty it worked fine with same hardware. I think there's some problem with
WPA, because it works when I turn encryption off on AP.
Package: network-manager
Status: install ok installed
Architecture: amd64
Version: 0.8~a~git.20090923t064445.b20cef2-0
Hi,
Could you please provide the system log and as many other details about
your connection as described here?
http://userbase.kde.org/NetworkManagement#Reporting_Bugs (You won't have
to give distro version, though :P)
Thanks in advance.
** Package changed: knetworkmanager (Ubuntu) => plasma-wid
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