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Using CBR750 with WPA3 as a bridge for WPA2 printer
I can't believe I have to post on this forum instead of getting proper instruction with somebody from netgear but here we go... I have a CBR750 mesh system with WPA3 enabled, my printer i just bo...
but the whole of point of choosing this router was for the wpa3/wifi6 capability running it in limp mode seems counterintuitive, could it be done with a rasperry pi and a printer server?
GOSPDRCR57 wrote:
but the whole point of choosing this router was for the wpa3/wifi6 capability running it in limp mode seems counterintuitive, could it be done with a rasperry pi and a printer server?
This is indeed the situation. Someone wants to secure his house, so he installs expensive Medico locks with those special keys that are difficult to pick and cannot be duplicated by ordinary locksmiths. Then he says, "oh, but I want to be able to open a door with my old Kwikset key." No. Secure means secure. Frankly, I am amazed that the printer is the only device that cannot connect.
Almost anything can be done with a Raspberry Pi. Or, get a WiFi extender that will connect to the Orbi with WPA3 and create a WiFi access point with WPA2.