During a county WLAN migration, some staff clients only support WPA2-Enterprise while newer laptops support WPA3-Enterprise. How should authentication be selected?
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Short Explanation
Migrations are like running two toll booths while the new lanes open—keep Enterprise auth for both generations, don’t rip out encryption or go back to WEP or a giant PSK just to ‘make it simple.’
Full Explanation
A migration-aware Enterprise design continues to authenticate WPA2-Enterprise clients while enabling WPA3-Enterprise for capable devices, without selecting deprecated algorithms such as WEP or abandoning Enterprise for a shared Personal PSK. Disabling encryption is unacceptable. The goal is coexistence and upgrade paths, not lowest-common-denominator weak crypto.