Can't Sign into corporate Wifi network after upgrade to Lollipop

[snd123]

Hi,

After upgrading to Lollipo my Xperia Z2 is unable to sign into my corporate wifi network. It just shows as blank screen after I click on Sign into network from the notificaions.

Please suggest how to fix this.

Thanks

Sandeep

[Hampus]

Hi,

Have you tried to just restart the phone or close your browser application by pressing the Recent app button and swipe it to left/right?

[smjohns]

Hi,

I have noticed a similar problem with my Z3 Compact running 23.1.A.1.28. When I connect to one corporate wifi network, when the sign into network option appears this takes me to the landing page where I enter my log in details without issue. When I connect to the other network, I get a blank page as described above. If I try to launch the landing page in a web browser this issues a certifacte error, which I can bypass in Chrome, but again no log in details are displayed. This seems to be a known issue with this version of Android 5.01 and 5.02 and we really need these wifi bugs fixed as soon as possible.

Does anyone have any news of when Sony / Android are likely to release a bug fix for all these issues?

@Hampus, a restart and clearing of browser data has not resolved this issue. Have also factory reset and reinstalled the latest OS recently to try and resolve other wifi issues ....all without success.

[snd123 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

I didn't try that but I tried to install mozilla browser and tried to open google then it took to login page of my corporate network. After I signed in, I was able to browse.

Thanks

Sandeep

[smjohns]

Can you describe that process in a little more detail? I have the Mozilla browser installed already? Could this be causing a problem? Should I uninstall?

When I connect to the corporate wifi the signin application launches and although a progress bar scrolls along the top of the screen, the screen ends up / remains blank. If I use the "Use Wifi AsIs" option and then launch chrome and try to force the landing page (https://1.1.1.1) although this seems to connect, I get a certificate error and after acknowledging this a connection error. Would this work better in Mozilla?

So annoyed this is not working as I rely on wifi due to Three's network coverage being so rubbish in this area.