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PW0-071 · Question #40
After successfully connecting to the Wi-Fi network in your hotel room, you launch a web browser on your laptop. Instead of opening your homepage, it directs you to a hotel-branded page that asks for…
The correct answer is D. The hotel is using a captive portal to provide guest connectivity while keeping non-guest users off. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
After successfully connecting to the Wi-Fi network in your hotel room, you launch a web browser on your laptop. Instead of opening your homepage, it directs you to a hotel-branded page that asks for your name, room number, and a secret key. What has most likely happened?
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Options
- AYou are the victim of a phishing attack, should not provide the information, and should call the
- BEvery room in the hotel has its own access point, and entering the room number and key confirms
- CThe access point is out of connections and you must enter your room number and code to be
- DThe hotel is using a captive portal to provide guest connectivity while keeping non-guest users off
How the community answered
(58 responses)- A3% (2)
- B9% (5)
- C3% (2)
- D84% (49)
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