A small municipal clinic wants one shared passphrase on every staff iPad for a single clinic SSID. Which client security mode matches that request?
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Short Explanation
One passphrase on every iPad is Personal/PSK territory—like one key for the clinic break-room door. Enterprise wants usernames and 802.1X, not a shared clinic password. VPN and captive portal are different tools.
Full Explanation
Personal (PSK) mode uses a shared passphrase for the BSS and fits small deployments that intentionally share one key across devices. Enterprise mode uses 802.1X/EAP with per-user or per-device credentials instead of a common PSK. Technicians should not confuse shared-passphrase Personal mode with Enterprise, open captive portals, or VPN overlays.