Can QR codes be automatically sent to guest WiFi users instead of usernames and passwords?

Can QR codes be automatically sent to guest WiFi users instead of usernames and passwords?

 

Vendors (android etc) do not support sharing WPA-Enterprise profiles via QR codes - username + password. A workaround is possible if your vendor has support for IPSK (Meraki for example). An easy way to help is, to connect to an open network protected with Captive Portal, you can use our QR generator - see our QR generator >>> https://www.ironwifi.com/qr-code-generator

 

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