HP C8975A HP Deskjet 5800 Series printer - (English) User Guide - Page 75
Network Name (SSID), the printer is con d for network_1
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Network Name (SSID) A network name, or "Service Set Identifier (SSID)," identifies a particular wireless network. In order to operate on a network, a device must know the network's network name. A wireless network only has one network name. A given location, such as an office, may have several wireless networks, each with a different network name. Wireless devices use network names to identify overlapping wireless networks. example The printer is in an office with two wireless infrastructure networks. Each network has a Wireless Access Point (WAP). In this example, both wireless networks have the same security settings. 1. network name equals "network_1" 2. network name equals "network_2" The network name for one wireless network is network_1. The network name for the other wireless network is network_2. The printer receives signals from both networks, network_1 and network_2. the printer is configured for network_1 The printer's network name (SSID) setting has been configured for network_1. The printer can only communicate to network_1. In other words, the printer can only accept print jobs from network_1.