A county parks department is hardening free public Wi-Fi. Which guest design best layers public-access controls?
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Short Explanation
Guest Wi-Fi needs more than one latch: the portal is the front desk, isolation stops guests poking each other’s devices, and rate limits keep one tablet from eating the whole picnic bandwidth. A staff PSK for the public is mixing the keys to city hall with the park bench.
Full Explanation
Secure guest design commonly layers a captive portal (policy/session start), client isolation (peer-to-peer containment), and rate limiting (abuse and fairness). Sharing staff credentials, omitting isolation/bandwidth controls, or disabling monitoring weakens public-access WLAN security for municipal parks Wi-Fi.