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My new Nexus 6p won't connect to the WiFi network at school, a WPA2 PSK network(802.1x EAP). It only says "Trying to connect..."("Verbinding maken" in Dutch). I think this will be a common problem, so that's why I am asking it here.

Groetjes,

Arend-Jan PS: Yes I have got the right ID and password.

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  • Try static IP like 192.168.1.9. It happens when dhcp/router lacks to provide an IP to you.
    – Vivek Ji
    Jan 5, 2016 at 15:42

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Try to ask to your school Network manager , if they are using Mac Address Filter , because if they are using the Mac Address Filter , you wont be able to connect to Wi-Fi even with right ID and Password...

If they are using Mac Address filter in their router , Make sure to give them your device Mac address so you can connect to the Wi-Fi

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  • I did some research on other websites and contacted the Google help desk, and it seems that our radius server(to check if the credentials are ok) has a wrong tls1.2 implementation, it tries to use it, but it sends wrong codes back, so the phone can't connect to it. I went to it guys, but the only response for updating the servers was: "won't happen". I think they have to because windows 10, IOS 9.1 and android 6.0 use the tls1.2 version, but when?
    – Arend-Jan van Hilten
    Dec 7, 2015 at 12:24

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