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Find out client actual connection type WPA2 or WPA3
Configured wireless setup as WPA2-PSK [AES] + WPA3-Personal [SAE] How to find out if a client connection uses WPA2 or WPA3 using web interface or Orbi App? On Attached Devices, I can see the cli...
Welcome to the Apple world ... Most likely, you have to install the developers WiFi profile for debugging..
Start here https://developer.apple.com/bug-reporting/profiles-and-logs/
You have to agree to the developers agreement after you sign in with your Apple ID.
You can then install the profile, under your WiFi there will be a Diagnostic menu..
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Needless to say, Netgear Insight does show the related security for the connected client.
I know of no method for users to determine specifics of the WiFi connection. Some WiFi devices may provide additional information. Several of my Android devices show the security protocol of the connection: Samsung Galaxy S6-lite tablet, Sony Xperia XZ2, Moto E. (Have no "fruit" devices.)
There is a possibility that one could capture the WiFi management frames used to make the WiFi connection and perhaps infer from them which protocol was used. That is a fairly sophisticated process.
Welcome to the Apple world ... Most likely, you have to install the developers WiFi profile for debugging..
Start here https://developer.apple.com/bug-reporting/profiles-and-logs/
You have to agree to the developers agreement after you sign in with your Apple ID.
You can then install the profile, under your WiFi there will be a Diagnostic menu..
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Needless to say, Netgear Insight does show the related security for the connected client.
I checked out the debug profile and installed on my two Apple devices. They did show Security type (like WPA2 vs WPA3). But I had to create a developer account and downloaded the profile for each device. It seems doable but a couple of extra steps. Thanks.