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Yes, to my SSID name. He tried with his iPhone and no prompt for username, only from his Mac book.Are you sure he was trying to connect to your wifi and not a specific device on the network?
I don't know. I'm not a Mac user so I wasn't sure either what to do. I've never seen anything like that before.Could it be that his laptop is issued by his work?
I don’t mind the 10 years old but not updated!he has 10 year old Mac, not updated.
I know him and yes, he's already moving to a cavewe found our guy for our cave move. This guy knows caves
We tried that too. Same story...Was going to try the guest network.
Yesterday a friend tried to connect to my wi-fi with his Mac computer, but he was prompted to enter a username and password for my network.
Username? I connected all my devices without any username, just click on my SSID name and enter the password.
So, we couldn't figure it out ...
As I said, I googled it: Mac thinks the wireless network is WPA2 Enterprise, but it isn'tI might have a look into it, which means google it
chrispoppe Jan 12, 2018 at 6:03 PM
We finally figured this out at our place. We have multiple access points and with some of the later firmware a new feature became available called "Fast Roaming" or 802.11r; I'm sure different wireless manufacturers call it by different names. All I had to do was to turn off this feature in the access points/wireless router. Older iOS versions do not recognize this feature and get confused when trying to connect. All fixed for us.
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