A library WLAN serves mostly BYOD patrons plus a few managed staff devices. Design calls for standards-based roam assists and leaving vendor-proprietary roam features off. What is the correct technician action?
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Short Explanation
BYOD crowds drink from the standards fountain, not the proprietary one. Follow the design: standards-based on, proprietary off. Open auth is not a mobility feature substitute.
Full Explanation
Client population drives which roaming features help. BYOD-heavy civic networks typically benefit from standards-based assists that many devices implement, while proprietary extensions may add little. Technicians apply the design: enable standards-based roaming features and leave proprietary options off when specified, without weakening authentication to "fix" mobility.