I'm unable to connect to any WiFi network. When attempting to connect, before the popup prompting me to run network diagnostics, the console shows the following in the logs:
7/14/14 8:52:06.000 AM kernel[0]: ARPT: 1668.667864: MacAuthEvent en0 Auth result for: 00:1f:f3:c1:c1:5a Auth timed out
7/14/14 8:52:09.000 AM kernel[0]: ARPT: 1671.337424: directed SSID scan fail
I was able to connect to a network briefly after disabling Bluetooth, but the activity resumed shortly after.
The network card appears to be on:
$ networksetup -getairportpower en0
Wi-Fi Power (en0): On
and connecting with a USB ethernet adapter is fine, so I suspect the issue is limited to the wireless adapter.
This is occurring on a late 2013 13" MacBook Pro (2.4 GHz i5, 8 GB memory 1600 MHz DDR3) running 10.9.4.
I found a number of similar threads, with similar symptoms, however, the key difference was that the Auth result had succeeded, and the issues were occurring after succeeding and initiating the next phase of the connection. This is happening on ALL wireless networks, with other devices able to connect without issue.
Has anyone seen this before? If it's failing to pass this step, is there the possibility of a network-hardware issue?
UPDATE:
Was unable determine the source of the issue, but resetting PRAM and NVRAM seems to have fixed it. Apple suggested using a new network location, but this worked only intermittently.
Best Answer
It might be your WiFi hardware, but you can test it using following steps to manualy onnect:
Manually connect to WiFi
Turn On
Find
Connect
If above does not work you have a deeper problem.
If you do not know the BSSID (who does), use this to find it:
This will give you all SSID and BSSID in your scan range.