Additional Help - HP iPAQ H4100 series User Manual

• Check the access point settings—ensure that the security setting allows third-party or non-Cisco
devices to associate and authenticate on the network. (See "Setting up my HP iPAQ Pocket PC
WLAN connection with an authentication protocol." At step 6, highlight the appropriate access
point and tap Properties.)
If a Cisco LEAP access point is being used and the WLAN connection does not work, check to
•
make sure of the following:
– The latest version of Vx-Works operating system or IOS is installed on the access points
– The latest version of ACS is installed on the server

Additional help

For additional help setting up a WLAN connection, problem troubleshooting, and specific information
about an HP iPAQ Pocket PC, visit the HP website at www.hp.com. (On the homepage, click
"Support & Drivers," "Handheld Devices," "iPAQ Pocket PCs," and select the appropriate series;
select the appropriate Model, and then click using the wireless LAN).
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