What is a specification for SSIDS?

The correct answer is D. They are case sensitive.. SSIDs are case-sensitive, meaning that they treat uppercase and lowercase letters as distinct. The network name cannot be longer than 32 characters (numbers or letters). There are no indications of how short the SSID should be.

Submitted by yuriko_h· Mar 5, 2026Network Access

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AThey are a Cisco proprietary security feature.
BThey must include one number and one letter.
CThey define the VLAN on a switch.
DThey are case sensitive.

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A
4% (1)
C
4% (1)
D
92% (23)

Explanation

SSIDs are case-sensitive, meaning that they treat uppercase and lowercase letters as distinct. The network name cannot be longer than 32 characters (numbers or letters). There are no indications of how short the SSID should be.

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#SSID#WLAN fundamentals

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