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wengang · 03-08-2011, 02:04 AM

Hi, I have been following this thread since I wanted to get my kindle 3 to work with my company's enterprise network with its firmware 3.1.

This is what I did (I think I did everything here):

1. I configured my home network with the same SSID as my company's enterprise network. Then I connected to my network with kindle 3 with WPA2/PSK, and entered my password. I made sure that this wireless network is saved in my kindle 3 by restarting it. Yes, after restart, it reconnects to my home network automatically.
2. I then did all the stuffs stated above, like how you mentioned described in http://frakira.fi.muni.cz/~antos/201...e-and-eduroam/, without using their wpa_config.sh.
3. I replaced the wpa_config.sh with yours code, changing 4 things: 2 places with SSID, one with username, and another one with password. Not too sure if it matters, but my username has "@" in it.
4. Then I restarted my kindle 3 to rid of usbNetwork. It now cannot connect to my home network with the same ssid, which I think is normal because it now needs a username/password to connect to that ssid.
5. I then go to my company the next working day, and my kindle 3 refused to connect automatically.

Are there any steps I missed? Please let me know. Thanks!

03-08-2011, 02:04 AM	#29
wengang Junior Member Posts: 3 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2011 Device: kindle 3	My enterprise network does not seem to work with this solution Hi, I have been following this thread since I wanted to get my kindle 3 to work with my company's enterprise network with its firmware 3.1. This is what I did (I think I did everything here): 1. I configured my home network with the same SSID as my company's enterprise network. Then I connected to my network with kindle 3 with WPA2/PSK, and entered my password. I made sure that this wireless network is saved in my kindle 3 by restarting it. Yes, after restart, it reconnects to my home network automatically. 2. I then did all the stuffs stated above, like how you mentioned described in http://frakira.fi.muni.cz/~antos/201...e-and-eduroam/, without using their wpa_config.sh. 3. I replaced the wpa_config.sh with yours code, changing 4 things: 2 places with SSID, one with username, and another one with password. Not too sure if it matters, but my username has "@" in it. 4. Then I restarted my kindle 3 to rid of usbNetwork. It now cannot connect to my home network with the same ssid, which I think is normal because it now needs a username/password to connect to that ssid. 5. I then go to my company the next working day, and my kindle 3 refused to connect automatically. Are there any steps I missed? Please let me know. Thanks!