A parks-and-rec tablet set to WPA2 fails to join an AP that requires WPA3-only. What should the technician do first on the client?
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Short Explanation
AP says WPA3-only and the tablet still speaks WPA2—change the profile language. Power and ARP won't rewrite the security mode. Match the BSS or you never get past the door.
Full Explanation
Client security mode must match BSS capabilities. A WPA2-only client profile cannot authenticate to a WPA3-only AP. Technicians should update the wireless profile's security type rather than adjusting unrelated settings such as transmit power or ARP caches.