What is the main purpose of setting a Radio Name on the radio interface?

Setting a Radio Name on the radio interface primarily serves to help with identification within the Access List. The Access List is a feature used to control which clients can connect to a wireless network. By assigning a specific Radio Name to a station, network administrators can easily recognize and differentiate between various devices on the network. This becomes particularly useful in environments where multiple devices are connected, allowing for efficient management and troubleshooting.

In contrast, while identifying a station in connected clients or Neighbor discovery and tracking signal strength are important aspects of network management, they are not the primary logical function of the Radio Name setting. The Access List specifically uses these identifiers to filter and manage network access based on the defined criteria, thereby enhancing the security and operational efficiency of the wireless network.