A staff user pastes a long PSK into a profile for an SSID that is actually 802.1X Enterprise. What is the most likely result?
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Short Explanation
Wrong lock type: stuffing a PSK into an Enterprise SSID is like using a house key on a badge reader—it won't open. Mode mismatch kills authentication. Drivers don't magically turn PSKs into 802.1X.
Full Explanation
Client security mode must match the SSID. Pasting a PSK into a profile for an 802.1X Enterprise BSS leaves the client using Personal AKM against an Enterprise requirement, so authentication fails. Technicians should select Enterprise and configure EAP credentials instead of a shared key.