AKU 3.5 not allowing non-IEEE 802.1x network

[wvufan]

I'm trying to connect to my home wireless router, which uses WPA-PSK and TKIP, which appears to be supported by AKU 3.5. It tries to connect, but always fails. I believe it is because it won't allow de-selecting the "Use IEEE 802.1x network access control" setting, and my DLink router doesn't support EAP.

Is there a way to create a non-EAP connection? If not, is there a way to install something in my local network to do the EAP, or is that something that must be built into the router?

[dracon]

That shouldn't matter. My 6700 running the base AKU 3.5 works just fine using WPA-PSK/TKIP on my girlfriends Netgear WGR614 router with that option checked. It's only used if the AP supports EAP protocols which your standard Linksys/Dlink/Netgear etc router/ap's don't support. EAP is mainly used by companies to authorize wireless devices by the use of a certificate installed on the wireless device itself.

[wvufan]

Thanks, dracon. I'll try tweaking some other settings, then.

Any ideas on how to diagnose WiFi connection failures? Any way to log the process? My PC clients are all using WPA-PSK w/ TKIP, and work fine. I verified the router (DWL-AG700P) is configured to allow B (or rather, is not configured for G only). Other settings are all default.