New policy prefers WPA3-Personal for SOHO-style municipal field offices, and the laptops support it. What should the technician do on those clients?
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Short Explanation
Policy says WPA3-Personal and the laptops can do it—flip the security type and move on. Clinging to WEP or mixing Enterprise certs into a Personal SSID just breaks joins. Match the BSS, don't invent a fallback to open.
Full Explanation
When policy and client capability allow WPA3-Personal, technicians should configure client profiles for WPA3-Personal rather than leaving weaker legacy modes. The client security type must align with the BSS. Mixing Enterprise credentials into a Personal SSID or reverting to WEP/open undermines the migration goal.