jasons6930
Regular Contributor
Hi Guys,
Noticed on my router multiple IP addresses for our iphones and after a bit of research, turns out a new setting of "WiFi privacy" had been enabled by default.
This means that the iphone dishes out multiple MAC addresses so that the router dishes out an IP for each one (3) so that no one can track you, unless (i think) you are using a WPA3 network.
Anyway, is WPA3 becoming the norm?
I am currently test driving a Ruckus R610 and it has WPA3 or WPA3/WPA2 mixed available, although on my Cisco WAP571 there is no option, even with the latest FW.
Noticed on my router multiple IP addresses for our iphones and after a bit of research, turns out a new setting of "WiFi privacy" had been enabled by default.
This means that the iphone dishes out multiple MAC addresses so that the router dishes out an IP for each one (3) so that no one can track you, unless (i think) you are using a WPA3 network.
Anyway, is WPA3 becoming the norm?
I am currently test driving a Ruckus R610 and it has WPA3 or WPA3/WPA2 mixed available, although on my Cisco WAP571 there is no option, even with the latest FW.