A temporary event SSID at the fairgrounds needs a PSK listed only in the sealed design appendix. The booth lead asks the technician to “just make one up.” What should the technician do?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Secrets come from the sealed appendix, not from booth improvisation. Invented PSKs break the design’s credential plan and leave auditors with nothing to match. Type what the packet gives you.
Full Explanation
Security parameters for install—including temporary SSIDs—must come from the design documentation. Technicians apply provided passphrases and settings rather than inventing credentials on site. Default vendor passwords and blank passphrases violate secure municipal practice even for short-lived networks.