[Babelduo]

hello,


i have a Curve 8320 and everything works perfect... but i cant
connect to any Wireless router :-|

every time i get the "W002"-Error... so i get no ip! but with my laptop
it works perfect...


what can i do?

i have updatet to OS 4.5 but the error is the same...


thx, babel


p.s:
it makes no difference if the wlan is open / wep or wpa

[TroyDBrown]

Wirelessly posted (TMO 8120 4.5.0.52)

What happens at a StarBucks?

[Babelduo]

iam from germany - there are no hotspots...

but i cant connect to any wlan router? not @ home, not at work...
i dont now what i can do :-|

[sgtcasey]

If you're not getting an IP address something is wrong with the configuration of your router.

Are you doing any MAC filtering?

Is the DHCP server on the router configured with enough IP addresses for devices to connect?

What kind of router are you using?

[Edit] Let's work on the home router since chances are that's one you have control over.

Dave

[Babelduo]

i have a TPLink WLan-Router.
i have tried everyting... i have no MAC Filter - enought IP in DHCP-range and
i tried it with every encryption.

with the HTC from a friend it works perfect...


i think i should update the OS a second time or something... :-|

ideas are welcome...

[Babelduo]

ID	Client Name	MAC Address	Assigned IP	Lease Time
1	BLACKBERRY-EF78	00-1C-CC-E9-0A-1A	192.168.1.101	01:59:54
2	Babel-PC	00-1F-3A-23-C3-6F	192.168.1.100	01:32:54

its the dhcp-client-list from my router


i see my Blackberry! but my berry shrows the error-code w002 :-|
i hope i get this to work next days...

[ueep]

Hey there,

got the same problem with the BB8820. Can't connect at home, not to
the linksys with any either with no encryption, nor at my friends bar, nor to
my airport express bridge. In the routing table of the linksys it seems the
BB does get an ip, but the berry itself refuses to obtain it...
My 8820 is completely up to date 4.5 and whatnot... It says it's connected
but that's a lie.

although this thread hasn't seem action in some time now I hope somebody
has a sollution. I'm in the Netherlands (you know, Amsterdam) so hotspots
are as rare here as wooden shoes are in the usa... nevertheless s.o.s.

[kazmierczaksm]

I had the exact same problem.

After scouring the internet for a few hours, and reading multiple threads, it led me to attempt setting my router to use 802.11G ONLY.

The Blackberry 8320 immediately connected to the router.