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Thanks Just a update for all, Created a new test SSID - Set it to WPA2 Only , Setting Client side config to low aggressiveness, setting wireless mode on client to 802.11ax , and ensuring LRO / Throughput / u-apsd is disabled = Stable on devices , including users who are testing that frequently had issues. I am waiting when i can test again with WPA3-SAE rather than WPA3-SAE-Transition mode. but so far we seem to be on the right track, at least with WPA2 with client side optimisation it is behaving correctly.
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3 weeks ago
Thansk CMR, the phones we can live with , its more so getting the Laptops as stable as we can . If possible could you send a screenshot of a example config of WPA3 you have that is working reliably with your HP/Dells?
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3 weeks ago
Hello So i wasnt able to set it to WPA3 without selecting SAE or SAE-EXT as it needs a specified AKM suite. Wifi 6 clients is fine , all our corp devices are compatible. would you have a screenshot of the settings where its just WPA3 without SAE ? as i dont think its possible in the release im on or did i miss understand and it was to use WPA3-SAE rather than WPA3 Transition SAE? thanks!
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3 weeks ago
Hello , That is interesting , So we have a requirement to be on WPA3 , however i have not tried setting it to WPA3 only without SAE. i presume just WPA3 will be ok ? - eg below? I cant recall us setting SAE explicitly , but perhaps it was auto enabled when we set it to WPA3-Transition mode.
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Yes we are using Intel provided drivers , the Dell OEM ones are very slow to be released .
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3 weeks ago
Thanks Currently we have 802.11r Enabled 802.11w Enabled Client balancing has been disabled for a long time , we had so many problems with that when we used to have a mixed 2.4/5ghz environment. I see a option to Disable 802.11r , but for 802.11w i can only Set it to Enabled or required? Yes will look at roaming aggressiveness and Disabling LRO in the Windows - Intel Driver NIC Settings was hoping someone has had this exact same problem before and had a nice script for Client side tweaking 😄
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3 weeks ago
Hi all, We’re running a ~200 person office with an average daily headcount of around 120. Nearly all users have company provided Dell laptops with Intel AX211 WiFi cards (95%+), and we're seeing ongoing WiFi instability across the board. The issue: Users frequently report momentary WiFi dropouts – disconnects lasting a few seconds before reconnecting. In Event Viewer, this typically shows a burst of events, then everything appears to recover on its own. Key context: All laptops are company-provided and Intune-managed. Driver version across the fleet is Intel 23.131.0. OS mix: Mostly Windows 11, with a few Windows 10. Our SSID is 5GHz-only (we removed 2.4GHz recently, but the issue existed before that too). PSK (WPA3-SAE Transition Mode) 802.11r Enabled 802.11w Enabled MRs are on latest firmware Non-company devices (eg when users BYOD) do not have this issue, suggesting it's specific to the build or hardware config. Common recurring Event IDs: 7021 (most frequent) 6062 Some have suggested tweaking Device Manager > Advanced Settings (e.g. disabling power saving, LRO, lowering roaming aggressiveness), but we've not seen definitive improvement yet. Has anyone seen similar behavior with Intel AX211 or AX2xx series cards and meraki equipment? Some Meraki Screenshots and event IDs I know it looks like the event IDs signify driver / firmware issues - but they are on the latest release n-1 Thanks in advance!
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