Architects describe why enterprise WLAN should use AAA rather than only local AP user databases. What purpose do AAA servers primarily serve?
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Short Explanation
AAA is the front desk for who you are, what you get, and what you did—centralized for the WLAN. Hiding SSIDs or shuffling antenna tables is not AAA’s job.
Full Explanation
AAA servers centralize authentication, authorization, and accounting for enterprise WLAN security architecture, providing scalable identity decisions and session records beyond local AP databases. That role is distinct from RF planning or cosmetic SSID practices. Municipal WLANs rely on AAA to consistently enforce who may join and with which privileges.