Network Access Point - pairing problem
Hi Marcel,
Thank you for your reply.
I use kernel 2.4.22 on an axis devboard82. The bluez stack is not the latest(PAN, SDP, utils, libs are still seperate packages), because I had problems porting later versions to the devboard. But except the pairing problem at first contact it works perfectly.
Except the PIN (it's a static one at server side) there is no further authentification necessary.
Security mode 2 or 3? What do you mean? Can I check it?
When I try to connect to the server at first contact, I have to enter the PIN(client side) and after entering the right pin I get the message :"Authentification failed." Regards Daniel
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Hi Daniel,
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I want to use bluez for a standalone network access point. All works fine(pand or dund), the thing is that the pairing doesn't work at first contact (client is a windows-pc).
So I have to establish a rfcomm-connection manually(from the server side rfcomm connect 0 btad) first. This pairing works, I disconnect and then I am able to connect the client to the NAT.
Does anybody know what's wrong and what I can do to make the pairing work without this manually initiated rfcomm-connnection ?
are we talking about security mode 2 or security mode 3? What kernel do you use?
Regards
Marcel
Marcel Holtmann
maintainerHi Daniel,
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I use kernel 2.4.22 on an axis devboard82. The bluez stack is not the
latest(PAN, SDP, utils, libs are still seperate packages), because I had problems porting later versions to the devboard.
you use a version where many fixes are missing.
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But except the pairing problem at first contact it works perfectly. Except the PIN (it's a static one at server side) there is no further authentification necessary.
Security mode 2 or 3? What do you mean? Can I check it?
What does "hciconfig -a" say?
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When I try to connect to the server at first contact, I have to enter the PIN(client side) and after entering the right pin I get the message :"Authentification failed."
Run "hcidump -x" and we can see what really happens.
Regards
Marcel
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