A city WLAN design’s security baseline tells installers to disable open authentication and legacy low data rates on staff APs. What should the technician do?
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Short Explanation
If the design kills open auth and dusty legacy rates, flip those switches. That baseline is security and airtime hygiene—not optional flavor text.
Full Explanation
Initial security-related AP settings from the design may include disabling open authentication and specified legacy rates as part of a secure baseline. Technicians implement those listed controls during install. Hiding the SSID or keeping open auth for convenience does not satisfy a written municipal security baseline.