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Unable to configure EX3700 to use WPA2-AES
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Unable to configure EX3700 to use WPA2-AES
Hello,
I followed the instruction manual, but couldn't figure out one seemingly simple step. I've connected my router to the extended via WPS. I can connect via 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz. The extender is not connected through WPA2-AES. It connects through one of the older encryption standards, WPA2-PSK. I've read that this extender supports AES. How do I configure it? I didn't see an option to do so during setup. While it works, it works over an older more vulnerable security standard.
Thanks.
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Re: Unable to configure EX3700 to use WPA2-AES
What method is the router using? If setup using wps, it should use the same encryption the router uses.
also in AP setup: RAXE500->EAX80
1.4gig download/100mbps upload from Xfinity
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Re: Unable to configure EX3700 to use WPA2-AES
Thanks for checking. That would be logical. However, my router is configured to use WPA2-PSK [AES]. The extender is on the older standard. My devices throw a security warning when connected to the extender. Router has always been fine and no security warnings.
I went to mywifiext . net, and I'd think the configuration should be buried somewhere in the menus, but I didn't see it. Do you know how to get to the setting in the menu?
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Re: Unable to configure EX3700 to use WPA2-AES
What device is giving you a security warning?
In the device settings for the extender, what does it show for the extender security method?
https://www.howtogeek.com/204697/wi-fi-security-should-you-use-wpa2-aes-wpa2-tkip-or-both/
also in AP setup: RAXE500->EAX80
1.4gig download/100mbps upload from Xfinity
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