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The SSID is the identifier for the wireless access point (AP) you are trying to connect to. If the AP is broadcasting, the SSID should appear in a list of available WiFi connections when you enable WiFi in proximity to the AP. The SSID is not necessarily a number, it can be ASCII text, such as "MyAP1234" or "Linksys". You click on the displayed SSID you want to connect to and if it is encrypted, you will be asked to put in the password or access code. Some AP/routers have the SSID and access codes printed on a label on the bottom of the router. Otherwise you have to get them from the provider of the WiFi access. Some AP's don't broadcast their SSID's and you have to get both items from the WiFi provider and use your phone's connect process to enter the SSID and access code.
find the ip address problem or the firewall of there or proxy servr is there and re-configure it then you get the it and check the region if not same that also creating problem sir,
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