Industry hardening guidance for the city's WLAN controllers calls for unique administrator credentials and disabling legacy SNMP. What should the CWSP advise when building WLAN security policy?
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Short Explanation
Standards already told you the boring-but-vital stuff: one admin identity per person, and retire ancient SNMP. Put that in the city WLAN policy so it is not optional folklore whispered in the NOC.
Full Explanation
Advising WLAN security policy from industry standards includes reflecting common infrastructure hardening controls. Unique administrative credentials and elimination of legacy SNMP reduce shared-secret and weak-management-protocol exposure on APs and controllers. Omitting those expectations, or recommending shared passwords and SNMPv1, conflicts with standard WLAN security policy advice.