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Which value is the unique identifier that an access point uses to establish and maintain wireless connectivity to wireless network devices?
The correct answer is B. SSID. An SSID is a unique identifier used by a client to establish a connection to a particular wireless network. When devices within a network need to communicate with each other, they need to identify the WLAN. Identification is handled through a unique value given to that WLAN, know
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Which value is the unique identifier that an access point uses to establish and maintain wireless connectivity to wireless network devices?
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- AVLANID
- BSSID
- CRFID
- DWLANID
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- B90% (35)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
An SSID is a unique identifier used by a client to establish a connection to a particular wireless network. When devices within a network need to communicate with each other, they need to identify the WLAN. Identification is handled through a unique value given to that WLAN, known as
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