Hi  @Cebujohn 

Those TVs presumably belong to your hotel, right? 

Generally, devices will remember a network after connecting to an SSID for the first time and automatically reconnect upon each subsequent startup.

Here are two security recommendations:

1. Set a complex password for the TV SSID to prevent unauthorized access
2. Hide the TV SSID entirely so guests can't discover or use it

Implementation:

• These TVs are hotel property (fixed assets)
• No guest should need to configure TV network settings
• Your hotel IT staff must pre-configure all TV network connections

Cebujohn wrote

This is the scenario --- i manage internet access of a condominum. each unit with eaps installed with 1 SSID. I control their subscription thru LOCAL USER. It blocks them if its expired when they have not paid for it.... If i use separate SSIDs for TVs and etc, if their authentication is expired ...they will can easily connect to the SSID for TV to gain internet access since it has no authentication.

Hi  @Cebujohn 

Yes. To hide the SSID, you need to uncheck the SSID Broadcast.

Hope this works for you.

Cebujohn wrote

 

GOT IT. THANKS @Vincent