Cannot work with Android on a corporate network with WPA / WPA2 security. Always disconnected?

Question

My Nexus One (Gingerbread) and Samsung Galaxy Tab (Honeycomb) both stopped connecting to my corporate network using WPA / WPA2 wireless connections. The strange thing is that both devices worked at least 2-3 weeks before both of them (at different times) started strange Scanning->Authenticating->Connecting->Disconnected phase. After the last phase he shows Disabled, secured with 802.1x EAP.

Googling seems to have a few open tickets (like here , here and for less than 5 others) related to this issue. Since both of my devices worked before then, I was wondering what could have gone wrong. Obviously, a long press on the wireless point and selecting Forget Networkand then re-entering data on the network does not help, so there must be some other way to do this (maybe an application?). Any suggestions?

What can I do:

My Nexus One is embedded, so I can delete any files .conf. The only problem is that my wpa_supplicant.confdoes not have any specific connection information

What I can not do:

Change anything related to the access point because it is not under my control. This problem, of course, is a client-side problem from all the error reports that I read.

Answer 1

Finally, after two months of blows to the head, here is a solution that worked for me. The following assumes that your WiFi connection is not working, but you have a data cable that you can use to transfer files. You may not have the exact screen, as shown in the screenshots. This is because I use a different ROM for my device, but the general steps will not change.

Step 1: Get an Alternative WiFi Configuration Editor

• WiFi, . Android Market

2: WiFi

• WiFi
• WiFi.
• Key Management

• , , WPA_EAP IEEE8021X Enabled ON. WPA_EAP , IEEE8021X. , :

• Back , . !

3.

• , Key Management from, Enterprise Configuration.

• Password OK,
• Back , .

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