NWA210AX: possible to select WPA3 security only?
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Hi @tgl,
You’re right. WPA3 with a “Transition mode” is provided to let non-support devices connect to SSID in WPA2-Personal. The “Transition mode” is enabled and grayed out as default.
In case you just want to the WPA3-supported clients connect to the SSID, you can use the CLI as below, SSID with SECURITY4 as example.
Router> enable
Router# configure terminal
Router(config)# wlan-security-profile SECURITY4
Router(config-wlan-security SECURITY4)# no transition-mode
Router(config-wlan-security SECURITY4)# exit
Verification: A WPA3 non-supported laptop can’t connect to the SSID with security as WPA3 and no transition mode.
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Hi @tgl,
You’re right. WPA3 with a “Transition mode” is provided to let non-support devices connect to SSID in WPA2-Personal. The “Transition mode” is enabled and grayed out as default.
In case you just want to the WPA3-supported clients connect to the SSID, you can use the CLI as below, SSID with SECURITY4 as example.
Router> enable
Router# configure terminal
Router(config)# wlan-security-profile SECURITY4
Router(config-wlan-security SECURITY4)# no transition-mode
Router(config-wlan-security SECURITY4)# exit
Verification: A WPA3 non-supported laptop can’t connect to the SSID with security as WPA3 and no transition mode.
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