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Installed a new mesh router which uses WPA3 security. All my other devices (iPhones (2), MB Air, iPad) work fine with the new router's wi-fi. The Apple TV will NOT, no matter what I do. I have entered the SSID password several times. Absolutely no luck.
Does Apple TV not work with WPA 3? Other than the router itself, that's the only thing that's changed---and all my other devices are happy as can be with the new router. What gives?
Apple TV HD, 14
Apple TV HD does not support WPA3. You’ll need Apple TV 4K for that.
Protocol security - Apple Support
WPA3 is supported on the following Apple devices:
Apple TV HD does not support WPA3. You’ll need Apple TV 4K for that.
Protocol security - Apple Support
WPA3 is supported on the following Apple devices:
Apple TV 4K or later would support WPA3.
Earlier models do not, and may need “WPA2/WPA3 Transitional” to use this Wi-Fi.
WPA3 certification began in June 2018. WPA3 is required for device certification since July 1, 2020.
Protocol security - Apple Support
WPA3 support
WPA3 is supported on the following Apple devices:
• iPhone 7 or later
• iPad 5th generation or later
• Apple TV 4K or later
• Apple Watch series 3 or later
• Mac computers (late 2013 on, with 802.11ac or later)
Recommended settings for Wi-Fi routers and access points - Apple Support
• WPA2/WPA3 Transitional is a mixed mode that uses WPA3 Personal with devices that support that protocol, while allowing older devices to use WPA2 Personal (AES) instead.
Thanks; that answers my question. I'll just use ethernet since a mesh module sits about 40 cm. away.
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