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# Setting Up a Wireless Network (5 of 7) - Change the Default SSID and Disable SSID Broadcasting - The Service Set Identifier (SSID) is the name of the wireless network - Not considered a strong security method because software can be used to discover an SSID that is not broadcasted - Selec...

# Setting Up a Wireless Network (5 of 7) - Change the Default SSID and Disable SSID Broadcasting - The Service Set Identifier (SSID) is the name of the wireless network - Not considered a strong security method because software can be used to discover an SSID that is not broadcasted - Select Channels for the WLAN - Channel: a specific radio frequency within a broader frequency - In the US, 11 channels are available for wireless networks - If experiencing interference, you can set each network to a different channel - Radio Power Levels - Some high-end APs allow you to adjust radio power levels to reduce interference, limit the range of the network, or to save on electricity