Client side, what kind of "Client Mode" connectivies are possible (for hotels, (stores, train), ..)?
a) SIM only
b) SIM or WLAN possible

If WLAN is possible, what kind of security is implemented (WPA, WPA2, AES, ..)?

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On the client side, what kind of "Client Mode" connections are possible (for hotels, (shops, trains), ...)?
a) SIM only
b) SIM or WLAN possible

If WLAN is possible, what type of security is implemented (WPA, WPA2, AES, ...)?

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Client side, what kind of "Client Mode" connectivies are possible (for hotels, (stores, train), ..)?
a) SIM only
b) SIM or WLAN possible

If WLAN is possible, what kind of security is implemented (WPA, WPA2, AES, ..)?

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On the client side, what kind of "Client Mode" connections are possible (for hotels, (shops, trains), ...)?
a) SIM only
b) SIM or WLAN possible

If WLAN is possible, what type of security is implemented (WPA, WPA2, AES, ...)?

Answer

Yes, the Strong ROUTER 5G WIFI6 supports Internet access via SIM card, provided there is sufficient mobile phone reception. The manufacturer provides the following information regarding WLAN security: WPA2-PSK, WPA/WPA2-PSK and WPA3-SAE.

Whether the router works in client mode in hotels, shops and trains depends on the respective infrastructure. If a login via a captive portal website is required and this only takes place when a website is called up, problems could arise. This would require the router to support a pass-through function or MAC address cloning. Unfortunately, we do not have this information.

As we have no direct user experience with the product, we recommend that you ask your question in our Community. Customers often receive helpful answers there. Here is the link: https://www.digitec.ch/de/community

Alternatively, you can also contact the manufacturer directly for further technical information: https://ch.strong-eu.com/de/kontaktieren-sie-uns/

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