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1. After the wireless network has been added, then on the Configure Wireless Networks box,
highlight the appropriate default setting or create a new setting, and then tap the Network Key
tab.
2. Select the type of network authentication to be used:
• Open
• Shared
• WPA
• WPA-PSK
3. Select the type of data encryption to be used:
• For open or shared network authentication, only WEP data encryption is available. To enable
WEP data encryption, select WEP from the Data Encryption drop-down list.
• If WPA or WPA-PSK was selected in step 2, then TKIP and WEP are both available data
encryption options. To enable data encryption, select TKIP from the Data Encryption drop-
down list.
4. If a network key is provided by the network automatically, then tap the The Key is provided for me
automatically checkbox. Otherwise, enter the network key in the Network key box.
5. If IEEE 802.1x is supported by the network environment, then check the Use IEEE 802.1x network
access control checkbox. 802.1x provides an increased level of security. If unsure whether the
network environment supports the 802.1x protocol, then contact the network administrator.
6. Tap OK twice to exit the Configure Network Authentication window and Configure Wireless
Networks window.
7. Tap the Select Networks box to open the Network Management window. Under Programs that
automatically connect to the Internet should connect using, tap the down arrow and select My
Work Network. Tap OK three times to return to the Today screen.
8. Perform a soft reset of the HP iPAQ. When the wireless card associates with an access point, the
Logon Window pop-up box appears. Select the appropriate keyboard and enter the user name
and the password to be used. Leave the domain field blank, and tap the Save Password box.
Connectivity Issues with non-supported features for h6300 series
Note: While the h6300 series is running on battery power, ping time might be slower than expected because of an automatic
power management feature that increases ping time when WLAN is idle.
If you have enabled non-supported features, you might experience some limitations in connectivity:
• WPA Migration Mode (WPAMM)—an access point setting that enables both WPA and non-
WPA clients (Open+WEP) to associate to an access point using the same Service Set Identifier
(SSID). The h6300 series will connect if manually configured for Open+WEP and WPAMM is
enabled.
• VLANs—Properly-configured VLANs do not seem to affect connectivity in most cases; however,
VLAN implementation can be complex, depending on the underlying infrastructure. When
troubleshooting authentication and connectivity problems, HP recommends first testing the h6300 at
an access point outside the VLAN environment.
• CKIP and CMIC—are proprietary Cisco implementations of Temporary Key Integrity Protocol
(TKIP) and Message Integrity Check (MIC). In this environment, h6300 may operate under certain
conditions where Open+WEP and LEAP are configured in the Microsoft Wireless Zero
Configuration wizard. However, functionality is not supported by Microsoft and HP does not
recommend this configuration.
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