Question about FRITZ! Repeater 2400 WLAN Mesh International

4 years ago

Is it possible to set the security for the extended network to WPA2-PSK (and really only WPA2-PSK and not, for example, "WPA/WPA2" or something)? (I find that many repeaters are unfortunately very poorly set up in this respect and compromise the whole system with their weak security...)

4 years ago

Hello
I found the following text from the AVM knowledge base:

"The FRITZ!Repeater supports the WLAN encryption standard WPA3 with the WPA3 transition mode "WPA2 + WPA3". This mode allows the FRITZ!Repeater to connect simultaneously with WPA3 and WPA2 under the same radio network name and with the same network key. Since many devices do not yet support WPA3 and many older devices will not receive an update for WPA3, the WPA3 transition mode simplifies the transition from WPA2 to WPA3.

The full text can be found at the following link: https://avm.de/service...

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Question about FRITZ! Repeater 2400 WLAN Mesh International

Is it possible to set the security for the extended network to WPA2-PSK (and really only WPA2-PSK and not, for example, "WPA/WPA2" or something)? (I find that many repeaters are unfortunately very poorly set up in this respect and compromise the whole system with their weak security...)

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Question about FRITZ! Repeater 2400 WLAN Mesh International

Is it possible to set the security for the extended network to WPA2-PSK (and really *only WPA2-PSK* and not, for example, "WPA/WPA2" or something)? (I find that many repeaters are unfortunately very poorly set up in this respect and compromise the whole system with their weak security...)

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Rocksresort Laax: win a stay for 4 people

Is it possible to set the security for the extended network to WPA2-PSK (and really only WPA2-PSK and not, for example, "WPA/WPA2" or something)? (I find that many repeaters are unfortunately very poorly set up in this respect and compromise the whole system with their weak security...)