Pre purchase question:
Anyone able to confirm the S6 lite connects to WPA3 Enterprise (PMF required) WiFi?
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Peter
Doesn't matter anymore, bought the Tab S7 and it works without issues!
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So I bought my nexus last Thursday at my local Office Depot. Since then I've had the worst time trying to connect it to my college's wifi. They have an instructions wifi where you download your personal certificate to connect. It worked with my old Xoom but wouldn't connect for the life of me..
So today I decided to visit the infamous tech department where they struggled to find a solution. The leader came over and noticed it was a nexus. He said I wouldn't be able to connect because there is a bug in the software and I won't be able to connect until Google updates the software.
Can anyone else confirm this?
I'm tempted to leave stock and install a custom rom to see if it makes a difference.
So if anybody knows anything about this it would help me greatly and save my phones data connection from tethering.
Thanks in advance
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium
One of my buddies mentioned to me that the old Samsung Focus WP7 phone had the ability to unlock Bluetooth Internet tethering. I really would like to be able to share my 4G connection on my ATIV S Neo with my Galaxy S4, mostly because Google Glass is kind of useless with Windows Phone and I don't want to switch back to my S4 as my main phone.
Has anyone figured how to bypass the check that verifies whether or not Internet Sharing is turned on with your plan?
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One of my buddies mentioned to me that the old Samsung Focus WP7 phone had the ability to unlock Bluetooth Internet tethering. I really would like to be able to share my 4G connection on my ATIV S Neo with my Galaxy S4, mostly because Google Glass is kind of useless with Windows Phone and I don't want to switch back to my S4 as my main phone.
Has anyone figured how to bypass the check that verifies whether or not Internet Sharing is turned on with your plan?
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Some people have reported that switching csc codes worked on the normal Ativ S, but I don't know if that works on the NEO.
I've manged to connect my T95z Plus to my Laptop so I can view the SPMC files via this pc>network locations...I want to be able to do that with my S7 Edge but I'm struggling at the moment...Can you help? thanks for taking time to read this I appreciate it ? peace
I have to admit I am a bit out of element here (with Samsung devices), but I am kind of at a loss on where to go for help with this so I thought I would throw this out there...
I have a customer that uses a proprietary app that includes an industry standard SIP softphone client, we have hundreds of these deployed and working fine, with the exception of bone stock Verizon branded Samsung Galaxy S7 (and Edge) devices but only when on WiFi networks, on mobile data it works fine.
EDIT: We discovered the Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is exhibiting the same behavior as well.
The client software (Mitel MiCollab for Mobile) installs and works normally when on mobile data, but the SIP softphone cannot register to the SIP server on any WiFi network. Take the exact same app and settings to any other device we have tried and it works fine. It is as if when connected to WiFi, something built into the device is blocking the ports used by the SIP phone, we have actually taken one and factory defaulted it, setup email and the client software without installing anything else and it still fails, so it isn't an app that is added by the user that is causing a problem. Other Samsung devices like the S6 and J7 devices work fine, so it is something specific to the S7 & Note 5 series.
Anyone have any ideas here? I have limited access to the device, just figured enthusiasts like XDA users might have some insight into the device.
I'm sending an Android Tablet to a friend overseas and their wi-fi network is set to WPA3 security. They do not control/have access to their wi-fi access points. Can anyone help me confirm that the Onn tablets have support for WPA3? I'm trying to figure it out without have to purchase one. I was initially going to send a 2021 Fire 10 tablet, but even the newest Fire 10 model doesn't support WPA3 (I found out after buying one).