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I could not get that loading away, so I had to disable the 9120 and turn it back on so MacOS could not hear the adaptive SSID anymore (I could have disabled the SSID, but I was already in the AP config menu).

Then I tried joining a different SSID then back again, but then MacOS got stuck loading the adaptive SSID constantly, and the weird thing is that it continued to load that SSID even if I joined a different one.

I tried joining the SSID and I got a popup from MacOS saying it could not join this network, but it still joined but jumped back to a different SSID a few seconds later.

I turned off WPA3, and set PMF to disabled.

I regret I did not have a capture going on at this point, this is what happened. Received DHCP ACK, assigning IP Address x.x.x.x Local roaming event triggered with the new AP to which the client roams.įT fast-secure roaming is successful for this client. WLC begins FT fast-secure roaming over-the-Air with this client and performs a type of preauthentication, because the client asks for this with FT on the Authentication frame that is sent to the new AP over-the-Air (before the Reassociation Request).

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WLC creates a PMK cache entry for this client, which is used for FT with AKM:802.1xin this case, so the PMKID is computed with the AP MAC addressĬlient has completed PSK Dot1x or WEP authentication phase Client made new Association to AP/BSSID BSSID APĬlient is entering the 802.1x or PSK Authentication stateĬlient sent EAP-Identity-Response to WLC/AP This is the log when FT is set to enabled. It can also be used to report EAPoL retry errors, and GTK rotation failure (in 8.5) The reason: Roaming failed due to WLAN security policy mismatch between controllers (configuration error).

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WLC/AP is sending EAP-Identity-Request to the clientĤ-Way PTK Handshake, Client did not respond with M2Ĥ-Way PTK Handshake, Retransmitting M1 retry #1Ĥ-Way PTK Handshake, Retransmitting M1 retry #2Ĥ-Way PTK Handshake, Retransmitting M1 retry #3Ĥ-Way PTK Handshake, Retransmitting M1 retry #4Ĭlient expiration timer code set for 10 seconds. WLC/AP is sending an Association Response to the client with status code 0 = Successful associationĬlient will be required to Reauthenticate in 0 The Reassociation Request from the client comes with 0 PMKIDĬlient has successfully cleared AP association phase The WLC/AP has found from client association request Information Element that claims PMKID Caching support WLC recognizes that the client is 802.11r-capable

(Next is to get a traffic wireless AIR Capture)Ĭlient made new Association to AP/BSSID BSSID AP To support adaptive 802.11r, the Cisco network must be using controller code version 8.3 or later.Īlready done that below is when FT set to ADAPTIVE. Adaptive 802.11r offers FT without the need to enable 802.11r on the configured Cisco wireless network. iOS 10 and later, iPadOS and macOS 12 include support for adaptive 802.11r on Cisco wireless networks. FT works with both pre-shared key (PSK) and 802.1X authentication methods. When your device roams from one AP to another on the same network, 802.11r uses a feature called Fast Basic Service Set Transition (FT) to authenticate more quickly. Wi-Fi network roaming with 802.11k, 802.11r and 802.11v on iOS, iPadOS and macOS – Apple Support (AU) This is all happening on WiFi 5Ghz (no 6Ghz) The devices ASSOCIATES and does 802.1x Auth but then cannot get an IP address and gets self-assigned IP then disconnects. If the SSID FT option is set to DISABLED the M2 WiFi6e device can connect. If the SSID FT option is set to ENABLED the M2 WiFi6e device can connect. But iOS devices can “ Adapt” (upscale) their ‘Authentication and Key Management’ suite (AKM) to connect with FT even though the SSID does not support it.

The result is that all non-iOS devices (inc MacOS < v12 ) will connect and roam without FT. No other vendor can support Adaptive mode, it is proprietary to Cisco and Apple.

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Also Tested on 8.5.182.2 with 3600 series APs. Is anyone else having issues with the Latest M2 Mac Book Pros (with WiFi 6E) not connecting to Cisco AIROS Controller-based Networks if Fast Transition (FT) is set to ADAPTIVE? Tested on the Latest 8.10.183.0 with 9130,3800,3700 Series AP.

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Latest M2, M2Max, M2Pro, MAC Book Pro WiFi 6E cannot connect to Cisco WiFi when Fast Transition (FT) is set to "Adaptive"