Security wants to mandate WPA3-Enterprise 192-bit mode on the courthouse SSID. What must be verified first?
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Short Explanation
192-bit mode isn’t a checkbox you flip while clients still speak yesterday’s suites. Inventory capability first—hiding the SSID or turning RADIUS off doesn’t magically grant CNSA-class crypto.
Full Explanation
WPA3-Enterprise 192-bit mode requires matching client and infrastructure support for its suite requirements. Mandating it without a capability check breaks association for unsupported devices. Hidden SSIDs, TKIP/RC4, and disabling RADIUS are unrelated or contradictory. Capability verification is a prerequisite to selection.