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WLAN on a Sony Ericsson P1i - Need yer brains...
GibsonSt19
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Hi all, my shiny new phone arrived today (Sony Ericsson P1i) but it's giving me a headache 
I want to configure the Wi-Fi to connect to the net through my wireless network (Netgear DG834GT).
The phone finds the WEP secured network and even connects, yet I can't connect to the net using this connection. I think it's something to do with my router and all it's clients being set up with static IP's, but this phone doesn't appear to have the facility to have a static IP allocated.
Any ideas ladies and gents?
I want to configure the Wi-Fi to connect to the net through my wireless network (Netgear DG834GT).
The phone finds the WEP secured network and even connects, yet I can't connect to the net using this connection. I think it's something to do with my router and all it's clients being set up with static IP's, but this phone doesn't appear to have the facility to have a static IP allocated.
Any ideas ladies and gents?
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Apologies, I was being a numpty.
I found the option to assign an IP address, gateway and subnet... all's working now. If you get this phone and have difficulties, feel free to send me a PM.
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