A recreation-center design requires the guest SSID to stop visitor devices from communicating directly with each other through the AP. Which setting implements that requirement?
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Short Explanation
Guest laptops should not chat with each other across the AP. Flip on client isolation for that SSID—that is the knob the design is asking for.
Full Explanation
Client isolation restricts client-to-client traffic on an SSID while typically still allowing access toward the gateway and Internet. Designs often enable it on guest networks to reduce lateral risk between untrusted devices. Transmit power, channel width, and WMM do not provide peer-to-peer isolation.