On 7/27/2011 4:34 PM, Damien Dupertuis wrote: > Hello, > you should check this forum post... > > http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,31185.msg180104.html#msg180104 > > tell us if your problem is similar... > > regards...
The situation described there is similar to mine, but I am not so sure
it's the same one. In /var/log/system.log, I see the following (most
recent) entries:
Jul 22 14:00:29 pfSense hostapd: ath0: STA 00:21:00:12:48:86 IEEE
802.11: associated
Jul 22 14:00:29 pfSense hostapd: ath0: STA 00:21:00:12:48:86 IEEE
802.11: deassociated
Jul 22 14:00:45 pfSense hostapd: ath0: STA 00:21:00:12:48:86 IEEE
802.11: associated
Jul 22 14:00:45 pfSense hostapd: ath0: STA 00:21:00:12:48:86 IEEE
802.11: deassociated
Jul 22 14:01:18 pfSense hostapd: ath0: STA 8c:7b:9d:c6:55:32 WPA: group
key handshake completed (CLOGMT|▒^C
I tried the suggestion on the forum too, applied the key rotation and
master key rotation changes and disabled, then re-enabled the wireless
card.
1) My iPod Touch 4G and my Android phone are able to connect
wireless but unable to navigate
2) My Sony/Android TV and my Samsung BluRay player are not able
to associate to the wireless AP at all.
This is why I am thinking it is similar to but not exactly the same
issue described on the forum.
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