What is the reason for disabling SSID broadcasting and changing the default SSID on a wireless access point?

What is the reason for disabling SSID broadcasting and changing the default SSID on a wireless access point?

• Wireless clients must then have the SSID manually configured to connect to the wireless network.
• Disabling SSID broadcasting frees up radio frequency bandwidth and increases the data throughput of the access point.
• Anyone with the default SSID can gain access to the access point and change the configuration.
• The access point stops broadcasting its own MAC address, thus preventing unauthorized wireless clients from connecting to the network.

Explanation: The SSID is the name of the wireless network. Changing the default SSID forces device users to manually enter the SSID in order to gain access to the network. Broadcasting the SSID does not allow other devices to access the configuration, or to discover the MAC address of the device. SSID broadcasts do not affect radio frequency bandwidth.

Exam with this question: CCNA 2 SRWEv7 Practice Final Exam Answers
Exam with this question: Endpoint Security (ESec) Final Exam Answers (Course Final)
Exam with this question: Endpoint Security: My Knowledge Check Answers