HPE7-A06 · Question #109
You are configuring an SSID that is using 802.1X as a security mechanism. What is the reason for using WPA3-Enterprise (CCM-128) when deploying Wi-Fi 6 networks?
The correct answer is B. WPA3-Enterprise (CCM-128) is also called WPA3-Enterprise Compatibility Mode. It will allow. WPA3-Enterprise (CCM-128) is also referred to as WPA3-Enterprise Compatibility Mode. It provides WPA3 security while still allowing WPA2 clients to connect, ensuring backward compatibility when deploying Wi-Fi 6 networks. This makes it the correct choice when migrating from…
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You are configuring an SSID that is using 802.1X as a security mechanism. What is the reason for using WPA3-Enterprise (CCM-128) when deploying Wi-Fi 6 networks?
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- AWPA3-Enterprise (CCM-128) is also called WPA3-Enterprise Transition Mode. It will allow WPA2
- BWPA3-Enterprise (CCM-128) is also called WPA3-Enterprise Compatibility Mode. It will allow
- CWPA3-Enterprise (CCM-128) is also called WPA3-Enterprise Only Mode. There is no support for
- DWPA3-Enterprise (CCM-128) is also called WPA3-Enterprise 192-bit mode. It is WPA3 only and
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- B88% (22)
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Explanation
WPA3-Enterprise (CCM-128) is also referred to as WPA3-Enterprise Compatibility Mode. It provides WPA3 security while still allowing WPA2 clients to connect, ensuring backward compatibility when deploying Wi-Fi 6 networks. This makes it the correct choice when migrating from WPA2-Enterprise to WPA3-Enterprise in mixed-client environments.
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