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WPA 2/WPA3 Mixed mode possible on G4AR?
- 21 days ago
Yes there is mixed modes available. The default setting should already be in mixed mode.
It should be WPA2/WPA3 with AES encryption. Perhaps it's the AES encryption that is the problem for you.
There is WPA/WPA2 available with TKIP/AES encryption and WPA with AES encryption.
From Home screen select Internet then My WiFi. In the lower part of the screen is your networks.
You can have multiple WiFi networks, I suggest you make one specifically for your tablet using WPA/WPA2. I have 3.
Then there's the question of can your tablet receive both 2.4 and 5 gHz signals. That can be set to one or the other or both.
Yes there is mixed modes available. The default setting should already be in mixed mode.
It should be WPA2/WPA3 with AES encryption. Perhaps it's the AES encryption that is the problem for you.
There is WPA/WPA2 available with TKIP/AES encryption and WPA with AES encryption.
From Home screen select Internet then My WiFi. In the lower part of the screen is your networks.
You can have multiple WiFi networks, I suggest you make one specifically for your tablet using WPA/WPA2. I have 3.
Then there's the question of can your tablet receive both 2.4 and 5 gHz signals. That can be set to one or the other or both.
- promero21 days agoRoaming Rookie
Thanks Decraig1,
I did find that setting and in the regular t life app! I put all devices down one step to wpa2 so the tablet could hookup..and it did! Actually the dual network is making more sense to me after reading your post, because my number one goal is to share files between my hobby pcs and I dont need all the secure info on our our household pc on anything other than on a wpa3 secure network. I can simply switch between the wpa3 and wpa2 network only during those times when I need my to use the household pc to share files with the hobby pcs.
Thanks,
Paul
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