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> Flipping the switch to WPA2/3 as required by 6ghz broke _all_ of my clients last year All? Really? > and now I just have a separate SSID for clients I have
by throwaway314155 11mo ago
> Flipping the switch to WPA2/3 as required by 6ghz broke _all_ of my clients last year
All? Really?
> and now I just have a separate SSID for clients I have the energy to manually retype the password into
Type it once and it will be saved, as has been the case for years.
- rconti 11mo agoYep! Every single client required the password be typed in again, which is problematic in a house full of wifi devices (~50), some of which don't have keyboards, or have janky setup processes. Surely you're aware of wifi devices that need you to connect to their own SSID to set them up, or require an app and a setup process.
- vlan0 11mo agoThat’s interesting. My testing for EAP-TLS and OWE networks has shown modern clients will simply create another profile when it detects the change in the AKM suite. Hard roam between wpa2/wpa3, but still seem less for the client.