I am trying to connect to a network at a new office. They tell me to select WPA and enter the password to connect. I think I am connecting to the router just fine but no internet. Another user says he has settings like this -- Network - WPA.PSK and encryption - TKIP. I am not finding any settings like this.
Can you help?
Thanks,
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.7)
WPA-PSK-TKIP = WPA/WPA2 Personal on Apple
OK thanks for that clarification. What I am finding is that the PCs inthe office can connect just fine but two different MacBook Pros cannot get online after connecting to the access point.
Any Ideas??
I would try turning off the Firewall on the Macs if its on. If that's not it, I'm stumped.
System Preferences > Security > Firewall
Restart the Macs
The firewall is already off... I guess we will need to get the admins involved that set up the network. I have never been able to connect to a router with the incorrect password before. But, it seems as though I can connect to it even if I try to modify the password to try different options. It is very possible I have the wrong password - only because the owner knows nothing about networks/computers.
Thanks for your help!
Would be interested in your findings if you have a chance to post back. Thanks!
I will let you know. This is very puzzling to me as well. I am no Mac expert but never had a problem like this before...
Thanks again for your time!
WPA.PSK security on Mac and encrytion key
