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Re: Anyone get Dlinks DI-524 WPA-PSK function to work?
Email D-Link tech support and ask for firmware revision 1.06 and see if you
can get the WPA-PSK working. It's a beta (unreleased version) firmware, but I know it is available. I do not know if the WPA-PSK function will work. (I use a DWL-AG700AP from D-Link and the broadcast signal and range is great and the WPA-PSK works great as well. "rhutson" <rhutson.1m9cqa@WiFi-Forum_dot_com> wrote in message news:rhutson.1m9cqa@WiFi-Forum_dot_com...Show quoteHide quote > > I am having the exact same problem. After setting the router (DI-524, > H/W A1, F/W 1.05) and client (Atheros AR5005GS built-in) to WPA-PSK and > TKIP (and ensuring the 802.1x box is unchecked on the client), it will > connect, but every minute or so it will get 'Windows was unable to find > a certificate to log you on to network <SSID>', and then I get > disconnected. As it is WPA-PSK and not just WPA, there should be no > certificates involved. It usually reconnects within a minute, but this > is unacceptable. My OS is XP SP2, all updates applied. All > firmware/drivers are current. I tried using static DHCP, but get the > same results. WEP works fine, and that is what I have fallen back to, > along with MAC filtering. I have called D-Link tech support on this, > and they basically gave me the run around, suggested I find another > client to test with and if it too has the same problem, to call them > back. They had me change channels and other things that shouldn't > matter. I don't think they have a clue. I have seen similar posts and > suspect that D-Link never got WPA-PSK working. > > > -- > rhutson > brought to you by http://www.wifi-forum.com/ > |
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