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N10-005 · Question #315
N10-005 Question #315: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: SSID mismatch. An SSID mismatch occurs when the client connects to a different wireless network name than expected, explaining why the user sees a different network name.
Question
A user calls the helpdesk to report not being able to access network resources over the company's Wi-Fi connection. During information gathering, the user mentions that the wireless network their computer is signed into is not the same name as it had been previously. Which of the following is the underlying cause?
Options
- ASSID mismatch
- BIncorrect WPA key
- CSignal bounce
- DAntenna placement
Explanation
An SSID mismatch occurs when the client connects to a different wireless network name than expected, explaining why the user sees a different network name.
Common mistakes.
- B. An incorrect WPA key would prevent the user from connecting to the network at all, not cause them to connect to a differently named network.
- C. Signal bounce (multipath interference) degrades signal quality but does not cause a device to connect to a differently named network.
- D. Antenna placement affects signal coverage and strength but does not cause a client to associate with a different SSID.
Concept tested. Wireless SSID mismatch identification
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