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lyndon_h
Jan 05, 2022Guide
WPA3 - legacy devices on RBR750 (wpa2 and wpa3 not allowed)
I'm running a RBR750 with 2 satelites with fw V4.6.5.14. I just updated the security to wpa3 and see that about 15 of my devices don't support the wpa3, including some work laptops I use. Is there a ...
- Jan 05, 2022
For a while there was a mixed mode but it was removed when it was found to have its own issues.
Maybe it'll be coming back? Not sure as netgear doesn't release firmware update plans.
for the time being, I'd drop back to wpa2
plemans
Jan 05, 2022Guru
For a while there was a mixed mode but it was removed when it was found to have its own issues.
Maybe it'll be coming back? Not sure as netgear doesn't release firmware update plans.
for the time being, I'd drop back to wpa2
lyndon_h
Jan 05, 2022Guide
Thanks for the reply. It's a shame mixed mode isn't operational. WPA3 is useless for most without mixed mode. No one wants to upgrade all of their in house devices and hope they support WPA3
- FURRYe38Jan 05, 2022Guru
Something to post here about to let NG know:
https://community.netgear.com/t5/Idea-Exchange-For-Home/idb-p/idea-exchange-for-home
- lyndon_hJan 05, 2022Guide
Thanks, I'll be adding my info to this post https://community.netgear.com/t5/Idea-Exchange-For-Home/Orbi-WiFi6-support-for-mixed-mode-as-security-option/idi-p/2151495
- plemansJan 05, 2022Guru
I run wpa3 for my primary network for testing and usually have a seperate "backup" network just for those device that only support wpa2. Or if I'm using my Orbi pro, I set one the the multiple ssid's to run wpa2.