WPA3-Personal for WiFi Connections

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WPA3-Personal for WiFi Connections

Post by AJSHome »

I recently purchased an ASUS USB-AX56 for use on my AS1104T. It detects everything fine, but cannot connect to my WPA3-Personal protected SSID. I am not able to, nor do I want to, change the protocol on the router to WPA2-Personal.
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Re: WPA3-Personal for WiFi Connections

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You should open a ticket with Asustor Support.
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Re: WPA3-Personal for WiFi Connections

Post by AJSHome »

This is a request to include WPA3 in aarch64/arm64 ADM, it is not included in Kernel 4.9.x.
I got WiFi working without a ticket.
I manually edited wpa_supplicant.conf with the WPA3 SAE parameters. Not sure what that triggered, but after that, it did connect and fall back to WPA-PSK and the wpa_supplicant.conf file is now reverted to exactly what it was in the non working state, but WiFi is connected.
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Re: WPA3-Personal for WiFi Connections

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Re: WPA3-Personal for WiFi Connections

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AJSHome wrote:
> This is a request to include WPA3 in aarch64/arm64 ADM, it is not included
> in Kernel 4.9.x.
> I got WiFi working without a ticket.
> I manually edited wpa_supplicant.conf with the WPA3 SAE parameters. Not
> sure what that triggered, but after that, it did connect and fall back to
> WPA-PSK and the wpa_supplicant.conf file is now reverted to exactly what it
> was in the non working state, but WiFi is connected.

I am having the exact same issue, trying to use that same ASUS USB-AX56 dongle. So first off, I agree - please add support for WPA3!

Second, are you saying that those steps actually allowed you to connect to your WPA3 network? I realize this is a big ask - but could you please walk me through exactly how you did that?