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On my home network I have WPA3 disabled because so many devices seem to do really badly at fast roaming between APs with it, so it's WPA2 everywhere for me. Som
by Scramblejams 3y ago
On my home network I have WPA3 disabled because so many devices seem to do really badly at fast roaming between APs with it, so it's WPA2 everywhere for me. Someday?
- jauntywundrkind 3y agoThis is literally the only report I've seen of someone who got 802.11r Fast BSS Transition working with WPA3. https://forum.openwrt.org/t/802-11r-wpa3-does-it-work/135041/5 https://forum.openwrt.org/t/802-11r-wpa3-does-it-work/135041... I've seen tons of reports declaring that it just doesn't work & isn't expected to. It was a shock seeing a report that it does work!
- Scramblejams 3y agoInteresting. Hope that means it's within the power of the AP vendors to fix it. In the meantime, WPA3 is required for 6 GHz -- so I guess we just sit that band out.