Which setting provides the best security for a WLAN and authenticates users against a centralized directory store?

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1. In the context of wireless security this actually means TKIP vs. “AES-based CCMP” (not just AES).

   TKIP is a lower end encryption protocol (WEP2) and AES is a higher end (WPA2/802.11i) encryption protocol. AES is preferred

   Preference Summary

   To keep things simple, the best options, in decreasing order of preference, may be:

   WPA2 + AES

   WPA + AES (only if all devices support it).

   WPA + TKIP+AES (only if all devices can support it).

   WPA + TKIP

   Disabled (no security)

   https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/thread/11207

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