To enable an activation schedule, what must be set for an SSID?

To enable an activation schedule for an SSID (Service Set Identifier), access restrictions based on time must be set. This feature allows network administrators to control when the SSID is available for clients to connect. By defining specific time windows during which the SSID operates, they can ensure that the network is only accessible during pre-defined hours, thereby enhancing security and managing network load.

For example, an organization may want to limit access to Wi-Fi during non-business hours to prevent unauthorized access. Having time-based access restrictions ensures the SSID is turned on or off according to the schedule defined by the administrator, creating a more secure and efficient network environment.

The other choices, while important for different aspects of network management, do not relate directly to the enabling of an activation schedule specifically. Data usage limits pertain to controlling bandwidth, network password changes focus on security for connecting devices, and client isolation options deal with preventing clients from communicating with each other on the same network. None of these directly contribute to the timing aspect necessary for setting an activation schedule for an SSID.