Computers and Technology, 11.03.2020 05:54 emma3216

You received a call form a user who brought her own device to the office but cannot find or connect to the company WLAN. The laptop shows other available wireless networks in the building. This user and the other users in her department are connected to the company WLAN and can browse to multiple websites with no problem from their company-assigned laptops.
Which of the following is the most likely reason the user cannot find the company WLAN form her own device?
1. Company WAP has its radio turned off
2. Company WAP is powered down or disconnected.
3. Laptop’s wireless network is toggled to the off position.
4. Company WAP has SSID broadcast disable5. User’s laptop NIC has MAC address filtering enabled

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