Hello
I've recently had Hub5 installed to replace a faulty Hub4. I enabled WPA2/WPA3 mixed mode for the 5GHz channel in the Advanced WiFi Security Settings, but although my devices support WPA3, the router will kickout both my Pixel 6 Pro and the laptop.
The phone is Pixel 6 Pro with the July update on it; the laptop is Razer laptop with a modern Wifi 6 compliant card in it, latest drivers, etc.
Appreciate any help, or even if there's some other Google phone or Razer laptop users out there that have managed to get WPA3 working.
Thank you
Chris
Detail
The error reported in the phone is incorrect password. Checking phone debug logs the error detailed there is also incorrect password, but I've deleted the WiFi connection and re-established it multiple times, and triple-checked password and it still refuses to connect using WPA3.
I've tried with both WPA3 only, and the mixed mode WPA2/WPA3 which also doesn't work,
When I turn back to WPA2 then the WiFi connects fine.
When I use a WiFi analyser tool it reports that it is broadcasting WPA3, and connecting via 802.11ax.
I noted that the WPA3 setting is on the same page as MAC filtering. So thinking it might be invisibly enabled I even manually set an "allow list" and popped the MAC address of the phone and laptop into there, but that still did not work - so it's not that MAC filtering but something else causing the issue.
The installation engineer had an advanced phone with additional diagnostics on it. That also refused to connect inspite of multiple attempts.
Interestingly, his phone gives additional stats like wifi band, etc. not reported on my telephone. One of the stats is the security protocol, and it reported this as "WPA2/WPA3 SAE Transitionary".
Could it be that the the Hub is broadcasting as "...transitionary" and causing devices to not trust the network?
