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edit approved Nov 6, 2012 at 19:05
KatieK
edit approved Nov 6, 2012 at 19:05
KatieK
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I recently found and solved athis problem. Several mobile devices, including (including the iphone;iPhone) just simply won't connect to a network that is broadcasting wpaWPA/wpa2WPA2 simultaneously. You have to choose either wpaWPA or wpa2WPA2 and then they will connect no problem.

I recently found and solved a problem. Several mobile devices, including the iphone; just simply won't connect to a network that is broadcasting wpa/wpa2 simultaneously. You have to choose either wpa or wpa2 and they will connect no problem

I recently solved this problem. Several mobile devices (including the iPhone) just simply won't connect to a network that is broadcasting WPA/WPA2 simultaneously. You have to choose either WPA or WPA2 and then they will connect no problem.

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I recently found and solved a problem. Several mobile devices, including the iphone; just simply won't connect to a network that is broadcasting wpa/wpa2 simultaneously. You have to choose either wpa or wpa2 and they will connect no problem