True. The acronym for service set identity is SSID, which you've likely saw before. And like you say, it's simply the unique name given to a wireless network so that we are able to identify what network we are connecting to.
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use an anchor tag(<a>This is an anchor tag</a>) and use the href attribute and set it's destination to the section element who's id or class is "sisters".
Example:
<a href="#Sisters">Click Here!</a>
then you can add this somewhere on the document.
<section id="Sisters">Hello World!</section>
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Ping the other workstations from the IT Admin workstation to confirm that connection has been lost, check the status of the network interface card in the workstation with command ifconfig in the terminal, then reset the connection using ifdown and ifup commands. If the problem is not resolved, check the cable connection.
Explanation:
Ping is an ICMP echo message sent by a network host to another to check for connectivity. If they are connected, the other workstation responds with an ICMP response message.
The ifconfig in Linux systems displays the network adapters and their individual IP configurations. If there is no connection even after the network is reset, then the cable connectors could be the problem.
