IAMMETER will not connect to AP with mixed mode WPA2/WPA3
In a previous topic it was advised that IAMMETER wifo only operates on WPA2, and that any AP's should be set to WPA2 WPA3 mixed mode.
I have tested wifi connectiion on 2 different AP's
- Unifi USG AP
- Fritzbox AP router
In both cases the IAMMETER will not succesfully connect to the AP, even though it appears in the list of available AP's in the Basic settings, unless the AP is set to WPA2 only.
This means that my AP security has to be "dumbed down" in order to allow the IAMMETER to connect.
Is there any way that this can be rectified?
Hi:
We have tested some routers, with WPA2 and WPA3 mixed mode, and it works correctly.
But we indeed do not test these two brands that your used.
I also do not know why it can not connect to these two brands' AP.
As you said," it appears in the list of available APs in the Basic setting,".
This is the most strange thing, if the AP is available in the list, it usually means that it is compatible.
By the way, in my opinion, if you use the mixed mode of WPA3 and WPA2, the security level is only decided by WPA2.
This is why I am not hurry to support WPA3.
Anyway, we decide to support WPA3 in our device in near future .
The develop work would be started at Feburay,and hope it could be completed soon.
Same problem here with the fritzbox.
If I try to connect to my wifi on wpa2 wp3 mixed mode, iammeter will not connect.
When I downgrade to wpa2 it connects succesfully
Hi,
the last reaction was already a year ago but i've detected the same problems with an AP WAX214V2 of Netgear.
Problem is that my phones and tablets try to connect to a WPA3 AP which is not the optimum connection.
Any idea when WPA3 will be supported?
we have a beta version that already supports WPA3, but for some reason, we do not release it in public now.
If you need to use WPA3, please contact us by email support#devicebit.com (#->@)
my colleague will send the beta version to you by email.