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Wifi Problem: no reaction from gateway

10 replies · 8,704 views · Started 21 April 2007

I read on previous posts that there are a few people with this problem but no real solution. The phone recognizes my wireless access point (Apple Airport), after I type in my wifi password I'm connected to my wireless network but when I try to surf to a web page I get the same message each time 'Web: No reaction from gateway'

147gadgets wrote:I read on previous posts that there are a few people with this problem but no real solution. The phone recognizes my wireless access point (Apple Airport), after I type in my wifi password I'm connected to my wireless network but when I try to surf to a web page I get the same message each time 'Web: No reaction from gateway'

I've only ever seen that message on secured APs .. Please try this.

If you've defined your access point - tools / settings / connections / access points .. you can edit its settings, change the wep key type / value etc.

This of course assumes you actually know the type of security you are using and have the keys .. heh 😊

Let us know if that fixes it for you.😎

Thanks Seki.
The problem is not in connecting to the wireless access point. I know my security type and password key, the phone accepts the key and I can see the little icon indicating I'm connected to the wireless access point. But whenever I try to use the connection (browsing, GPS map download, etc...) I get the message 'Web: no gateway reply'.
I have also no trouble in connecting to an open non secure access point, but again when I try to use the connection I get the same message: 'Web: no gateway reply'.
Is anyone else experiencing the same problems?

147gadgets wrote:Thanks Seki.
The problem is not in connecting to the wireless access point. I know my security type and password key, the phone accepts the key and I can see the little icon indicating I'm connected to the wireless access point. But whenever I try to use the connection (browsing, GPS map download, etc...) I get the message 'Web: no gateway reply'.
I have also no trouble in connecting to an open non secure access point, but again when I try to use the connection I get the same message: 'Web: no gateway reply'.
Is anyone else experiencing the same problems?

I'll do some research at my office tomorrow .. as I have a bunch of APs there in various configurations.

Will report in about 10 hours ish.. 😊

I have tried mine on a few routers and have seen this message a few times. Here is what I have found so far that causes it: -

1) The router needs to have DHCP enabled and spare IP addresses.

2) If you are connecting to a work lan then you may need to set up a proxy and use your user name and password that your system admin provides you.

Hope this helps a bit
bongedone

On Your NOKIA N95
1. Scan for WLAN connections and attempt to surf but obviously it wont load sso just close the browser so your WLAN connection is saved as a access point

2. Go to MENU > TOOLS > SETTINGS > CONNECTION > ACCESS POINTS > select your routers access point > OPTIONS (Top left key) > ADVANCED SETTINGS > IPv4 SETTINGS ............. At this point dont do anything yet

3. Go to your PC
4. Start > Run > type 'CMD' > In the DOS window type 'ipconfig /all'

Ok now you will notice that in the Dos window you will have your modems details like IP address and so on, you need to enter the details into your N95 on the IPv4 settings page which we left on your N95.

++ If the DOS window shows your IP address as something like 192.168.0.1 then enter a IP address on the N95 like 192.168.0.5 (just a few numbers higher)

Once all the settings are entered just save the access point and vwalla access WAP using your router access point 😊

I had exactly the same problem. Do as stated in the above post, You will then need to enter the IP address of your wireless router in the "Default Gateway" field as well.
This is normally 192.168.0.1 or on an apple 10.0.1.1 however you should check as described above.
If your using a Mac you can find this out from System Preferences->Network->(then select airport)->Configure->TCP/IP. This will then show the router IP

I also have this problem and have done what has been suggested here,

But still get the message "No Gateway reply"

Anybody have any suggestions to overcome this?

Ok Found my Mistake :tongue:

I did not enter the DNS address. You must use the same address as default gateway 🙄

Thanks for the help kiis102 :icon14:

147gadgets wrote:Thanks Seki.
The problem is not in connecting to the wireless access point. I know my security type and password key, the phone accepts the key and I can see the little icon indicating I'm connected to the wireless access point. But whenever I try to use the connection (browsing, GPS map download, etc...) I get the message 'Web: no gateway reply'.
I have also no trouble in connecting to an open non secure access point, but again when I try to use the connection I get the same message: 'Web: no gateway reply'.
Is anyone else experiencing the same problems?

Have the same problem with you "no gateway reply" when connecting to my router at home. But when in free hotspot places like MacDonald or Starbuck it works fine!

Try this: if you are using WEP encryption and 128 bit auto, enter the value using the "HEX" key instead of ASCII in your N95 security setting (it's a 26 character from A-H and 0-9).