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Kim, a user, took a laptop on vacation and made changes to the configuration in order to use the device at the hotel. She can reach the Internet, but cannot access any internal network resources.Which of the following is the MOST likely reason?
A. DNS
B. subnet mask
C. Duplicate IP address
D. SSID
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its because you didn't reconfigure the ssid settings
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