A temporary event WLAN enables only 2.4 GHz legacy rates for maximum device support. What tradeoff should planners accept?
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Short Explanation
Keeping the slow dance song playing so grandma’s phone can join means the whole floor moves slower. Broad support, less efficient airtime for newer gear.
Full Explanation
Allowing or preferring legacy PHYs/rates can help older scanners and IoT join a temporary network, but slow frames consume disproportionate airtime and can drag aggregate performance. Event planners should document the interoperability goal and the performance cost rather than treating legacy-only as free speed.