A city WLAN team wonders whether Fast BSS Transition (802.11r) can run with WPA2-Enterprise on staff SSIDs, or whether Enterprise forces them to drop roaming helpers. What awareness-level judgment should the assessor give?
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Short Explanation
Enterprise and Fast BSS Transition are not mortal enemies—city staff SSIDs can use both. OSWP cares that you know Enterprise can coexist with roaming helpers, not that you design CWSP-depth FT blueprints. Do not rip out 802.1X just to chase a roaming checkbox.
Full Explanation
Fast BSS Transition (802.11r) is an optional roaming acceleration mechanism that can operate alongside WPA2/WPA3-Enterprise deployments. For OSWP-style assessment judgment, the key point is coexistence awareness: Enterprise authentication does not intrinsically ban FT, and Personal PSK is not required merely to roam. Deep FT key-holder and mobility-domain design belongs to WLAN engineering tracks; offensive wireless candidates should not treat roaming helpers as a reason to abandon Enterprise or invent false mutual exclusions.