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gbu
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Posted: 2007-12-02 18:22
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I have got the SE P1 and want to use the wi-fi.
I have connected to my home pc router but am not sure what to do when i have established the connection, how do i get on the internet and more importantly how do i know i am using my router for free(or any wi-fi connection for that matter) rather then using the phone operator which charges a fortune to surf?
When i have connected and try to open a web page i get the message 'Could Not Locate Server'

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xnuo
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Posted: 2007-12-02 20:05
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is your wireless conecction opened without protection? (by protection i mean WPA, WEP, etc...)
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gbu
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Posted: 2007-12-02 22:10
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Its got a WPA/WEP code, when i connect the phone says whats the 'passphase' so i eneter it and it says its connected but thats as far as it goes!
mathios
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Posted: 2007-12-02 22:13
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go to your connection settings in your wifi account on your p990 and (internet accounts) select advanced and disable power save (off) rts threshold (256-2347) 2346 [addsig]
gbu
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Posted: 2007-12-02 22:15
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Ive got a P1 not a P990. Dont think the settings are the same are they?
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Posted: 2007-12-02 22:18
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I believe it's the same.
gbu
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Posted: 2007-12-02 22:28
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Ok have tried and yes the settings are there, i have changed power to (off) and set rts to (2346) it was set to 2347.


Tried again but still no joy.

Maybe i should start again from the beginning.

Is there a walkthrough of how to get the connection?
Do i have to set up a new account or just scan and find my router then press connect?

I have gone into my router settings and temporarily disabled the encryption key.
Now when i connect it says connected like before but this time i can browse the web, however the 'DefaultWIFIAccount' is showing the connection log as being connected is this right or am i not connecting to my router?

Im Confused

[ This Message was edited by: gbu on 2007-12-02 21:51 ]
pnf1973
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Posted: 2007-12-02 23:00
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Because you have removed the passkey the router is now open, so your p1 can use the defaultwifi account to browse to it, so YES you are browsing through your router. If this is working then the problem lies in the other account somewhere.

Put your encryption back on, try WEP first (not best solution) then WPA and see what works - if you get WEP to work and not WPA then at least you can get some encryption, not much mind, but better than nothing.

Myself I have my home WLan setup with WEP, but connect to a work WLan using WPA. Both work fine, so you should be able to do - you've just gotta fiddle with the settings
gbu
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Posted: 2007-12-02 23:19
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So do i need to create an account or just scan for router, then press connect and enter passkey?
pnf1973
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Posted: 2007-12-03 00:22
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You should create an account, you'll be able to change the settings that way. If you connect and enter the passkey then i think the p1 creates an account with the same name as the router.
tkshinobi
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Posted: 2007-12-03 01:32
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First of all, are u sure your router gives out a B not G signal?
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Posted: 2007-12-03 17:15
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Aren't G signal routers compatible with B?
It's probably a IP, DNS, proxy or firewall problem.
Sorry I can't be more specific...
gbu
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Posted: 2007-12-03 17:53
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So do i select new account then scan for router or scan first then create new account nothing seems to be happening

Whats a B or a G signal lol

LOL havent a clue what that is, how do i find out?
nor246ron
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Posted: 2007-12-03 23:26
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My Belkin router is connected to a Arris cable modem, which seems to set the ip address for the router, as a result I am unable to get to the settings for the router. I have a P1i and cannot browse on the wireless network. Is there any way to get to the ip address for the router so as to adjust the settings?
makbil
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Posted: 2007-12-04 01:16
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Make sure the connection you have created is also included in a group (the right tab). It's a good idea to have the WLAN connection at the top and the GPRS below that.
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