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| − | Seit Januar 2011 habe als Firmentelefon ein Nokia N8. Das ist ein [[SmartPhone]] mit [[Symbian]] (Series 60, 3rd edition) als Betriebssystem.
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| − | Eigentlich wollte ich ein Smartphone mit [[Android]] haben (z.B. Samsung Galaxy), das hat die Firma aber nicht genehmigt, weil da angeblich bestimme Enterprise-Funktionen (genannt wird: [[ActiveSync]] Remote Wipe) nicht möglich sind.
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| − | == Positive Merkmale des Nokia N8 ==
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| − | * Bildschirm: OLED kapazitativ
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| − | * Interner Speicher: 16 GB
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| − | * [[Speicherkarte]]: miniSD 32 GB
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| − | * [[USB]] Host-Funktion über '''USB OTG'''
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| − | * [[GPS]]
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| − | == Negative Merkmale des Nokia N8 ==
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| − | * Soft-Tastatur arbeitet ausschiesslich im "Telefon-Modus" d.h. mit Mehrfachdrücken der Ziffernteasten. Das ist für mich ein ganz schwerwiegendes Minus gegenüber Android, wo die Soft-Tastatur eine volle quasi Schreibmaschinentastatur ist...
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| − | ** Wenn man das Gerät '''quer''' (Landscape) hält, bekommt man die Schreibmaschinentastatur!
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| − | * Der Touch Screen reagiert zu empfindlich. Ohne ersichtlichen Grund werden irgendwelche Funktionen aktiviert...
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| − | == Konfiguration ==
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| − | * xxx
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| − | * yyy
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| − | == Apps aus dem OVI Store ==
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| − | * [[GPS]]: TTGPSLogger (Daten: Phone memory > Others > TTGPSLogger)
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| − | ** http://code.google.com/p/ttgpslogger/
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| − | ** http://code.google.com/p/ttgpslogger/wiki/GettingStarted
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| − | ** Alternativ: Nokia SportsTracker
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| − | * [[Internet Radio]]
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| − | == Erfahrungen ==
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| − | * http://www.gsmfreeboard.com (User= Rubaschow/lotusnotes)
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| − | ** MobiMB = Mobile Media Browser (Connect to phone via cable DKU-2)
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| − | ** NKprofile3
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| − | == WLAN beim Nokia N8 ==
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| − | Für das Verbinden mit dem [[WLAN]] meiner Firma muss '''WPA2 Enterprise''' unterstützt werden.
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| − | Das neue WPA2 unterstützt fünf verschiedene EAP-Methoden (Extensible Authentication Protocol):
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| − | ;EAP-PSK:PSK bedeutet "Pre Shared Key" iund ist nur für den privaten Bereich gedacht
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| − | ;EAP-TLS: Ist für den '''Enterprise'''-Einsatz gedacht, benötigt aber Certificates nicht nur auf der Server-Seite(RADIUS),sondern auch auf jedem Client, was extrem unpraktikabel ist.
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| − | ;EAP-TTLS: Ist für den '''Enterprise'''-Einsatz gedacht, kein Client-Side Certificate, aber nicht direkt Microsoft-unterstützt
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| − | ;EAP-PEAP: Ist für den '''Enterprise'''-Einsatz gedacht, kein Cleint-Side Certificate und Microsoft-unterstützt (MSCHAPv2)
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| − | ;EAP-SIM: Das gibt es auch noch
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| − | Auf dem Nokia N8 muss man dafür einen neuen '''Access Point''' einrichten:
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| − | * Taste: "Menue"
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| − | * Auswahl: "Stettings"
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| − | * Auswahl: "Connectivity"
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| − | * Auswhal: "Settings"
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| − | * Auswahl: '''Destinations'''
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| − | * Auswahl: '''+ Access Point''' (bzw. "Internet", wenn der Accesspoint schon grundsätzlich vorhanden ist...)
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| − | ** Automatically Check for access points: '''NO'''
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| − | ** Select access point: '''WLAN'''
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| − | ** WLAN name: '''SSID of your hidden WLAN'''
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| − | * Für nachträglichen Ändern der Sicherheitseinstellungen (nachdem der zusätzliche Access Point eingerichtet wurde)
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| − | ** Select: Settings > Connectivity > Settings > Destinations > Internet
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| − | ** Tap on your Internet access point
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| − | ** Tap on: "WLAN security settings"
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| − | ** Tap on: "EAP plug-in settings"
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| − | ** Activate: '''EAP-LEAP''', (EAP-TLS, EAP-SIM, EAP-AKA, EAP-PEAP, EAP-TTLS, EAP-FAST)
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| − | ** Configue EAP-LEAP with the Userid & Password you have got from your company for WLAN/VPN connections...
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| − | Source: http://discussions.europe.nokia.com/t5/Connectivity/Nokia-N8-wifi-WPA2-Enterprise-with-no-authentication-certificate/td-p/824875
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| − | <pre>
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| − | Nokia N8 wifi WPA2 Enterprise with no authentication certificate cannot connect
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| − | 01-Dec-2010 01:31 PM - last edited on 01-Dec-2010 01:58 PM
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| − | The company I work at has a WPA2 Enterprise wifi, MSCHAPv2 authentication with no authentication certificate.
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| − | I cannot connect my Nokia N8, the respons is "Auhtentication failed"
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| − | Some of my colleagues have Android phones and they have no problems connecting.
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| − | Settings on my Nokia N8 are:
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| − | WLAN Security Settings:
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| − | WPA/WPA2 - EAP
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| − | EAP Plugin Settings
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| − | Allow EAP-TTLS
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| − | Personal Certificate - not defined
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| − | Authority Certificate - not defined
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| − | User Name - user defined
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| − | Realm In Use -Domain\username
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| − | Realm
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| − | EAP-MSCHAPv2
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| − | User Name - username
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| − | Prompt Password - Yes
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| − | Password - ****
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| − | Anyone have a solution on how to connect a Nokia phone to a WPA2 Enterprise with no authentication certificate?
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| − | Thanks
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| − | Re: Nokia N8 wifi WPA2 Enterprise with no authentication certificate cannot connect
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| − | think I found the place to set this "EAP-MSCHAPv2 settings":
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| − | Settings -> Connectivity -> Settings -> Destinations -> Internet (access points) -> "your" access point -> WLAN security setting -> EAP plug-in settings -> EAP-TTLS
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| − | (or as in my case EAP-PEAP) -> and now it comes:
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| − | in the upper right corner there it says "Settings" next to it is a little arrow (close to the battery status).
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| − | You have to click on this little arrow and then you enter an additional panel where you can access "EAP-MSCHAPv2" :smileyhappy:
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| − | From: http://discussions.europe.nokia.com/t5/Connectivity/Problems-with-WLAN-in-N8/td-p/787373
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| − | <pre>
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| − | Re: Problems with WLAN in N8
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| − | 02-Nov-2010 11:17 AM
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| − | It sounds that most likely the WLAN network (AP or LEAP authentication server) is not configured with long enough "authentication timeout" and it forces phone to initiate fresh authentication attempt before user has had enough time to enter his/her LEAP credentials.
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| − | There's a solution for this. Your phone does indeed have an option of pre-configuring the LEAP username/password in to the phone settings, so you don't have to type username and password during the actual LEAP authentication happens.
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| − | Basically you just need to create (or edit existingif you already have it) Internet Access Point (IAP) on the phone and enter save your LEAP credentials to there.
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| − | Settings -> Connectivity -> Settings -> Destinations -> Internet (or some other) -> edit the existing IAP that points to this particular WLAN network or create new IAP for this WLAN
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| − | Inside the IAP settings ensure that:
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| − | "WLAN name" matches SSID of the network
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| − | WLAN Security mode is set correctly: WPA/WPA2 or 802.1x depending on your network
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| − | then go to "WLAN security settings" and ensure that
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| − | WPA/WPA2 mode is set to EAP
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| − | then go to the "EAP plug-in settings" and ensure that
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| − | EAP-LEAP is authentication method is enabled via long press (disable rest of the EAP's)
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| − | Select EAP-LEAP in order edit LEAP settings
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| − | Enter your LEAP username and password and make sure that "Prompt password" is disabled.
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| − | Exit the IAP configuration with Back and make sure that your newly created/edited EAP-LEAP enabled IAP is prioritized correctly within the Destination (you probably want it to have higher priority than the 3G cellular packet data connection).
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| − | Now that your LEAP username and password have been saved into the IAP settings, your phone will not prompt you to enter those when you connect to this particular WLAN network.
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| − | Hope this helps.
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| − | </pre>
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| − | -- [[User:Dkracht|Dkracht]] 13:59, 5 February 2011 (CET)
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