Again, try WPA as opposed to WPA2.

GrahameP wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> More info: - 
> 
> Using WEP128 each end & DHCP - all connects OK
> 
> Using WPA2 Personal - AES on router, WPA2 Personal
on SB2 & DHCP -
> connects to network but gets a 169. address (should
be 192.168.) and
> fails to connect to slimserver.
> 
> Using WPA2 Personal - AES on router, WPA2 Personal
on SB2 & fixed
> (192.168.) address - connects to network and fails
to connect to
> slimserver.
> 
> Using WPA2 Personal - TKIP+AES on router, WPA2
Personal on SB2 & fixed
> (192.168.) address - fails to connect to network.
> 
> Hope this is useful.
> 
> Cheers,
> Grahame.
> 
> 
> GrahameP Wrote: 
> 
>>I tried both TKIP and AES, but got the same response
from the SB2 with
>>both of them.  I am using a mainly Windows network
(XP SP2,
>>PocketPC2003 & 2003 SBS), so the authentication
solution needs to work
>>in this environment (the server is not on the
wireless side of the
>>network, so I suppose it doesn't count).
>>
>>Cheers,
>>Grahame.
> 
> 
> 

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