A weekend farmers-market booth network has no certificates, no directory, and only a passphrase for a temporary AP. Which authentication choice fits?
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Short Explanation
Pop-up booth, passphrase only, no PKI or AD? That’s Personal/SAE territory—not 192-bit Enterprise theater, not piping the booth into city AD, and not leaving it wide open.
Full Explanation
Temporary simple networks without AAA or PKI appropriately use Personal mode; WPA3-Personal SAE is preferred over open or legacy weak options when only a passphrase is available. Mandating Enterprise 192-bit or city AD PEAP is operationally unrealistic for a short-lived booth. Open authentication provides no passphrase-based auth.