What should a guest user do after connecting to the wireless network?

When a guest user connects to a wireless network, the common next step is to open a browser and browse to any website. This action typically triggers a captive portal, which is a web page that requires the user to take some action before accessing the Internet. Captive portals are frequently used in guest Wi-Fi networks to ensure that users agree to certain terms or provide some form of authentication, such as an access code or acceptance of terms of service.

Once the user opens a browser, they are usually redirected automatically to the captive portal page, where they can complete the necessary steps to gain access to the network. This process is particularly important in maintaining security and managing the access of guest users to the network resources. Other options may not directly lead to accessing the necessary terms and conditions required for network access.