The SSID is configured on which of the following so that it can be distinguished from other available wireless networks?
A) router
B) access point
C) switch
D) repeater

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The SSID (Service Set Identifier) is a unique name given to a wireless network to distinguish it from other available wireless networks. It is configured on the access point, which is the device that creates and manages the wireless network. The router, switch, and repeater may be part of the network infrastructure but do not necessarily create or manage wireless networks, so they are not the correct choices.

The SSID Is Configured on Which of the Following So