A network administrator is setting up a wireless network in a busy corporate office with numerous other wireless networks. The administrator wants to make sure the new network can be easily identified by staff while ensuring it is configured securely. What is the best practice when naming this new network?
Use a generic name such as 'wireless' to prevent confusion.
Retain the default SSID provided by the wireless hardware manufacturer.
Create a descriptive and unique SSID that pertains to the company or department.
Include specific department details in the SSID to clearly indicate its intended users.