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12-10-2023 08:36 PM
For context, I'm using the Giga Hub.
I have a few devices (older consoles/computers) that I use on a regular basis that don't support WPA2, so I figured I'd setup the guest wi-fi with the "WPA/WPA2 Transition" setting so I can connect these devices to the internet without having to change my main wi-fi.
However, while this option is available, it doesn't seem like it actually works? Everytime I try to change the setting and save, it just resets to whatever it was before. Is this some kind of bug or is it just impossible to set the security of the guest network to WPA?
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12-11-2023 12:49 PM
It will use the most secure protocol when available. So WPA2 first, if the remote device is only WPA capable than WPA (second).
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12-11-2023 09:25 AM
It could be a bug, or a limitation of the Guest Network settings. Does it do the same thing on the main network when you try to set it to WPA/WPA2 Transition?
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12-11-2023 11:13 AM - edited 12-11-2023 11:23 AM
Just tried, it does the same thing if I try to set the main network to WPA/WPA2 Transition.
Looking at the system logs it seems like the change actually occurs but then it just reverts to WPA2?
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12-11-2023 12:49 PM
It will use the most secure protocol when available. So WPA2 first, if the remote device is only WPA capable than WPA (second).
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