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5 RESONS WHY SSID IS IMPORTANT AND SETTING ITS PASSWORD

The term SSID refers to the Service Set Identifier, which is a 32-character string that uniquely identifies a wireless LAN (WLAN). In other words, the SSID is the wireless network's name.

1. It identifies a wireless network uniquely, which is critical in a wireless setting. A wireless computer or other device placed between many wireless access points (WAPs) may "see" and broadcast to all of them. The SSID is used by the computer or device to locate the relevant WAP.
2. SSID makes the network's name clearly identifiable.
3. SSID determines whether you have band steering.
4. SSID creates a basic guest policy.
5. It functions as a "passkey" to a certain network; a WAP for a given wireless network will not accept network traffic from a wireless computer or other devices unless the network's SSID is included in the packet headers.

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