A city-owned visitor lodge must choose a guest Wi-Fi credential model. How should the WLAN security designer decide between per-room credentials and open+OWE?
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Short Explanation
Guest Wi-Fi is a menu, not a single recipe: per-room codes help you know who is on which session; open+OWE feels like a lobby door with a privacy curtain and no code to type. Pick from risk and UX—not a one-size staff PSK.
Full Explanation
Hospitality and municipal visitor lodging guest access models trade accountability and UX: per-room (or per-stay) credentials support session attribution, while open+OWE prioritizes frictionless encrypted access. A shared staff PSK, fully unprotected open air, or forcing EAP-TLS on casual tourist devices are poor default choices without matching threat and usability analysis.