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Daniel.
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its my home internet, my bro can connect using his iphone, both is jailbroken
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Did you go to Settings > Wi-Fi and try to connect to it from there? Did it not show up, or were you unable to join the network when trying to connect to it?
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| ASN3S wrote: | | Did you go to Settings > Wi-Fi and try to connect to it from there? Did it not show up, or were you unable to join the network when trying to connect to it? |
it doesnt even show up, but im at the same place where my bro can connect btw my firmware is 3.1.2 Jailbroken
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| Robby wrote: | | Daniel. wrote: | | ASN3S wrote: | | Did you go to Settings > Wi-Fi and try to connect to it from there? Did it not show up, or were you unable to join the network when trying to connect to it? |
it doesnt even show up, but im at the same place where my bro can connect btw my firmware is 3.1.2 Jailbroken |
I'm assuming you have a wireless router? And you have the wireless enabled on it  |
useless post...
YOU MUST VERIFY YOUR APN CONFIGURATION IN SETTINGS-GENERAL-.NET...FOR EXAMPLE
APN: internet.movistar.es USER: 3910304 Password: wathever
find your correct settup in a lot of forums in the internet
whats ^^^^^ mean?
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Simplest check to do is to set a mac filter on your router and add your phones mac address to it.
If it doesnt connect after that. Then you have some configuration messed up.
If your dropping service, you will have to look up that fix online. One issue is something to do with the spring boards you have installed.
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Daniel.
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| Labyrnth wrote: | Simplest check to do is to set a mac filter on your router and add your phones mac address to it.
If it doesnt connect after that. Then you have some configuration messed up.
If your dropping service, you will have to look up that fix online. One issue is something to do with the spring boards you have installed. |
how do i do that with a DI-524?
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You need to get into the configuration of your router by going to
http://192.168.0.1 and then you may get a password prompt.
If no one has changed it, then it will be the default password to enter the wizard.
I cant really guide you as i do not use D link products.
There is information online if you search it out. Below is what im referring to as using mac filtering.
| Quote: | Filters - MAC Filters
Use MAC Filters to deny computers within the local area network from accessing the Internet. You can either manually add a MAC address or select the MAC address from the list of clients that are currently connected to the unit.
Select "Only allow computers with MAC address listed below to access the network" if you only want selected computers to have network access and all other computers not to have network access.
Select "Only deny computers with MAC address listed below to access the network" if you want all computers to have network access except those computers in the list.
Name: The name referencing the MAC filter.
MAC Address: The MAC address of the computer in the LAN (Local Area Network) to be used in the MAC filter table.
DHCP Client: DHCP clients will have their host name and MAC address listed here. You can select the client computer you want to add to the MAC filter and click Clone. This will automatically add that computer's MAC address to the MAC Address section |
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| Did you try resetting or restoring first?
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