Why is it useful to set a Radio Name on the radio interface?

Setting a Radio Name on the radio interface is particularly useful for identifying a station in a list of connected clients. When you have multiple devices connected to a network, especially in environments with numerous clients, having a distinct name for each radio interface helps network administrators quickly recognize and distinguish between devices. This can be especially important for managing connections, as it simplifies tasks such as monitoring performance, troubleshooting issues, or making changes to specific clients.

In a busy network, where several devices may have generic or similar identifiers, a unique Radio Name can streamline the management process. It allows administrators to quickly locate and access the right connected client device without confusion, making operational tasks more efficient and aiding in maintaining network stability.