Hi @JDMIller, What kind of building? The signal from the EAP is mostly omnidirectional, and generally penetrates residential materials (wood, CDX. plywood, drywall, tile, carpet, etc.) just fine. But...

Hi @Lobster4, True WPA3 is actually a very new capability that fundamentally changes the way the client/AP association & encryption handshake takes place. With WEP/WPA1/WPA2 a lot of the initial back...

Hi @Fae Thank you for this clarification! I stand corrected. It's can be difficult to keep track of which specific models support which specific features (802.11r, MESH, WPA3, etc.). It might be...

@Lobster4 Ahh, now I understand. You were referring to the iOS or Android app store product (the current version for iOS is 3.0.33). This is just the client application. It has very limited basic...

Hi @Lobster4, The reason why is because you are still using the Omada software (3.0.x as you said). You need to upgrade to the new SDN software (4.x.x) to get WPA3 options. -Jonathan

Hi @Lobster4, How are you managing the device? From the Web UI of the AP or using Omada/SDN? If Omada, have you upgraded to the new SDN version (came out in Aug? or so). New release just came out a...