Q48Network Access
What is the purpose of the service-set identifier?
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So many wrong answers here .. Is this really what I paid for ?
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it is bad, but at least we have a discussion section.
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Selected Answer: D
The answer should be D
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Wrong, D should be the correct answer.
D 3
Selected Answer: D
definitely "D"
'It identifies a wireless network for a mobile device to connect'
D 3
Selected Answer: D
it's D, the correct answer
D 3
Selected Answer: D
Correct, the service-set identifier (SSID) is a unique identifier for a wireless local area network (WLAN). It is used to identify the wireless network to which a mobile device, such as a laptop or smartphone, can connect.
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wired networks do not have SSIDs
SSIDs are for Wi-Fi
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Isn't A the correct answer ? Device doesn't need to be mobile to connect to wifi ( for example desktop pc with wifi card )
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How do they estabilish the correct answer ?!
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they throw dice
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Selected Answer: D
The admins need to sort this out, it would be useless without the knowlegable folk in the discussion section.
Correct answer is D.
D 2
Selected Answer: D
D is right !
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My brain was reading C as wireless until I looked at it again. Both B and C say wired which is wrong.
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SSID - The abbreviation stands for service set identifier
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The problem is B, C, and D are correct. Maybe the question is which one does NOT.
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A says "application" not a device so D is correct