A municipal AP shows WPS enabled only on the 2.4 GHz radio while 5 GHz appears disabled for WPS. What configuration mistake does that partial state illustrate?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Turning WPS off on 5 GHz while leaving it on 2.4 GHz is locking the front door and leaving the side door wide open. If WPS should be gone, kill it on every radio and SSID that matters. It is not wired-only magic, and one radio's WPS does not gift SAE to the other.
Full Explanation
WPS exposure is per radio/SSID configuration. Disabling WPS on only one band leaves the other band as an attack surface. WPS is not wired-only; partial enablement does not auto-provision SAE elsewhere; mixed states do not stop beaconing.