1. NVMY03ION's Avatar
    Ive noticed under Managed Connections next to Wifi I never get a Check mark only a "-" mark. Ive check and I get an IP Address but its like the S2 never recognizes that Im truely stable

    Anyone else?
    01-28-10 07:17 PM
  2. BCasella9189's Avatar
    I always have great wfi reception. always picks up my network and is stable the whole time.
    01-28-10 07:27 PM
  3. Laura Knotek's Avatar
    01-28-10 07:30 PM
  4. JRob7979's Avatar
    I always have great wfi reception. always picks up my network and is stable the whole time.
    same here.
    01-29-10 01:44 AM
  5. SlcCorrado's Avatar
    I had the same issue at first. Check your router settings, then maybe run your wifi diagnostics and see where its getting hung up. Hope this helps... No wifi would suck

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    01-29-10 07:01 AM
  6. NVMY03ION's Avatar
    I had the same issue at first. Check your router settings, then maybe run your wifi diagnostics and see where its getting hung up. Hope this helps... No wifi would suck

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    Looks like its hanging on connecting to BlackBerry Infrastructure? Only Red X I see in there?
    01-30-10 09:08 PM
  7. SlcCorrado's Avatar
    Looks like its hanging on connecting to BlackBerry Infrastructure? Only Red X I see in there?
    That's where mine got hung up the first time around. I don't remember specifically what I did to make it work, but right around that time I set a password for my router. Maybe If you go in to your routers settings you can ind out more. Should be http://192.168.0.0 or http://192.168.0.1, something like that.
    01-30-10 11:24 PM
  8. SlcCorrado's Avatar
    Also, just a thought, you may just need to do a battery pull and try to reconnect manually. It is always worth a shot if you haven't already tried it.
    01-30-10 11:27 PM
  9. lssanjose's Avatar
    Love wifi. Helps troubleshooting

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    01-31-10 11:20 AM
  10. Fillyo's Avatar
    I would assign it a permanent mac address in your router.
    01-31-10 11:27 AM
  11. NVMY03ION's Avatar
    That's where mine got hung up the first time around. I don't remember specifically what I did to make it work, but right around that time I set a password for my router. Maybe If you go in to your routers settings you can ind out more. Should be http://192.168.0.0 or http://192.168.0.1, something like that.
    Agreed - I can get into the Netgear just fine, and it looks like Im obtaining an IP from the router its just not allowing me to pass through.

    I did read somewhere that sometimes the BlackBerrys want specific security settings before allowing it to go outbound. I only have WEP 128 Bit turned on. Do I need to switch to WPA or something stronger?
    02-01-10 06:18 AM
  12. SlcCorrado's Avatar
    I'm not sure that is the case. It sounds like people are connecting with minimal security. Does it get any further after resetting the router?

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    02-01-10 07:07 AM
  13. NVMY03ION's Avatar
    I'm not sure that is the case. It sounds like people are connecting with minimal security. Does it get any further after resetting the router?

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    Nope hits BlackBerry Infrastructure and stops.

    Now one other common factor is my Netgear is 108 mbps. Now I only use the 54G standard and actually went into the router and turned it OFF completely. But could it still be an issue?
    02-01-10 07:13 AM
  14. SlcCorrado's Avatar
    Sorry buddy, I wish I knew more. Like I said, mine just connected after I set a password for my router. If its still an issue, have you considered bringing it in, if its not too much of a hassle?

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    02-01-10 07:24 AM
  15. NVMY03ION's Avatar
    Sorry buddy, I wish I knew more. Like I said, mine just connected after I set a password for my router. If its still an issue, have you considered bringing it in, if its not too much of a hassle?

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    Bringing it to Verizon?? :Cringe:
    02-01-10 08:16 AM
  16. SlcCorrado's Avatar
    Haha yeah. Sorry, I know that's no fun

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    02-01-10 09:04 AM
  17. SlcCorrado's Avatar
    Bringing it to Verizon?? :Cringe:
    Hey nv, not sure if you got this working, but try setting your security lower. Try wep, that may work

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    02-02-10 09:36 AM
  18. NVMY03ION's Avatar
    Hey nv, not sure if you got this working, but try setting your security lower. Try wep, that may work

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    Already at WEP. I could go to 64 Bit as opposed to 128? But would it work?

    Edit - By the way we did get it to work at my office but not at home.
    02-02-10 09:43 AM
  19. SlcCorrado's Avatar
    Hey nv, I'm happy you at least got it working somewhere. This is driving me nuts though, and it not even my issue I don't have access to my computer right now, but if you pm me your email, I can send you a screenshot of my wifi settings.

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    02-02-10 10:01 AM
  20. SlcCorrado's Avatar
    Already at WEP. I could go to 64 Bit as opposed to 128? But would it work?

    Edit - By the way we did get it to work at my office but not at home.
    So here it is. I guess I meant PSK
    02-02-10 03:48 PM
  21. Wildo6882's Avatar
    I'm having this same exact issue at my house. My wi-fi on my Ipod Touch works perfectly at home. But I always have a "-" next to my wi-fi connection on the Storm, never the check mark.

    I have "naked DSL" and my modem from the company is also a wireless router. So I don't have a Netgear or what-not router, just the one that my service provider gave me. I'm not sure if I can access it to adjust my security settings or what. I'm totally confused. Never had to mess with wi-fi before. Any advice from any wise wi-fi member of the CB nation out there? TIA!
    02-04-10 10:13 AM
  22. SlcCorrado's Avatar
    I'm pretty sure its the same as any other router. Try going to http://192.168.0.0 or 0.1 or 1.0 etc.

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    02-04-10 10:16 AM
  23. Wildo6882's Avatar
    I'm pretty sure its the same as any other router. Try going to http://192.168.0.0 or 0.1 or 1.0 etc.

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    Now I'm not at home, but if I was to go looking into this later this evening, what would I be looking to change? I'm sorry if I'm completely clueless. Third BBerry, first with WiFi. Also, when I did try to connect, my phone had the name of my router above the clock on the homescreen, does that mean I'm good to go? Thanks, I appreciate any help.
    02-04-10 02:20 PM
  24. paulwright1's Avatar
    Have you tried adding your MAC address of your berry to your router?
    02-04-10 02:27 PM
  25. Wildo6882's Avatar
    Have you tried adding your MAC address of your berry to your router?
    That I haven't done, not sure how I would do that anyway. Like I said in the post above yours, sorry for being clueless. Ha.
    02-04-10 02:30 PM
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