I am trying the obviously impossible thing:
Connecting my BA (WM 2003 PE) via GPRS (Vodafone Germany) with an exchange server behind a Cisco pix 515e firewall to synchronize my Outlook data.
1. IPsec
Tried all available clients like Antha, Movian and others. No connection is possible with my PDA although a connection with my laptop via a cisco VPN client is possible without any problems. The connection always stucks
with negotiating the security parameters.
2. PPTP
Establishing a VPN tunnel will work over the APN corporate.vodafone.de. But after trying to connect to the exchange server via IE no password login window appears when I am entering the server's IP. After some time IE says "page cannot be found".
Questions:
Is there any workaround available which describes how to connect a WM 2003 PDA via VPN and GPRS to an exchange server ?
Any experiences with Vodafone GPRS and VPN ? Does the APN web.vodafone.de also work for VPN ? Unfotunately Vodafone itself doesn't know !
Any further hints for my problems ?
im using Apani VPN to connect to a Cisco concentrator.
Its the only client I could get to work reliably -& theres a free trial version.
Does anybody tryed VPN client for HTC3300, supporting Windows Mobile 5.0 and Nortel Contivity switch?
I have tried several solutions, incl. Bluefire VPN, AnthaVPN, ApaniVPN, NCP client - but could not get satisfactory result - some of them doesn't work at all, some of them couldn't establish connection or run on Windows Mobile 2003
Some experience with Bluefire VPN:
I have installed trial, it works on WiFi connection, but doesn't work on cellular (GSM/GPRS). An error -56 appears (no physical connection is present) although device connects to GPRS successfully and I could browse Internet
Could anybody advice?
Pavel
My experience
I had to set up such a connection to my company VPN. Ok, I wasn't working on HTC p3300 but I was in the same condition for days. At last, I discovered that the provider was masking off the VPN frames. I had to buy another service and I had to connect to another "access point". (I don't remember how it is called exactly in GPRS). From then on I could either navigate internet or use vpn, but they are mutually exclusive for the provider policy. "we did it for security purposes..." they said. The problem is that one technician on 100 knows it. The compant was Vodafone ITALY. So I suggest you have a check with your provider. Maybe there's nothing wrong in your configuration.
Bluefire VPN is currently not compatible with WM5 AKU3. It works on devices wiht AKU2 and below. This has something to do with the way AKU3 names the GPRS data connection. It is different than previous versions.
Bluefire is aware of the issue and said they will have this corrected in the next release, due anytime now. I am running a pre-release build that the sent me and can confirm that it works with GPRS. The problem is this build breaks wifi on the device.
When attempting to add my work SSID via Android Wear app, there are no Enterprise level security options.
Has anyone by chance found a way to connect watch to Enterprise WiFi?
Hi guys,
I tried to connect to the university's Wi-Fi network today. Security WPA / WPA2 / WPA3-Enterprise. When trying to connect to this network and trying to add it manually, the "save" button is dimmed and cannot be clicked. On the previous device and colleagues on other devices do not have such a problem. Has anyone met this or knows how to fix it so that I can connect to this network?
I am not able to connect my MotoG60 (Android version 12) mobile phone to enterprise wifi.
The enterprise has issued CA certificate for the device to connect with the enterprise wifi network, but even after installing the certificate the phone is not connecting to the enterprise wifi.
The IT team has look into the matter and tried various ways but still the problem persists.
Other brand phones (even Android 12 phones) can easily connect to the wifi network without any hassle or certificate requirement.
The enterprise faced similar problem with pixel phones but after installing CA certificate it worked.
Wifi Setting used while trying to connect to the enterprise wifi:
EAP method: PEAP
Phase 2 authentication: MSCHAPV2
CA Certificate - certificate issued by the enterprise
Online certificate status - Do not verify
Domain: Given by the enterprise (tried with different domains as provided by the IT team, but nothing worked)
Identity: my enterprise ID
Anonymous identity: Blank
Password: My password
MAC - Use device MAC
Can't understand what the problem is.
Hope someone can help.
Looking for support and guidance.
ISSUE RESOLVED.