What happens when you pair an AP device?

When you pair an Access Point (AP) device, the system initiates a process that typically involves configuring and managing the device. In this context, selecting the option where the Edit Access Point dialog box opens is correct because it signifies that the device is now connected and ready for configuration or monitoring. This dialog box provides the necessary interface for users to set various parameters for the AP, allowing for better management of the device within the network.

The opening of the dialog box indicates successful pairing, as it allows administrators to make necessary adjustments or confirm settings specific to that AP. This is a crucial step in ensuring that the device is configured correctly according to the network's requirements, ensuring optimal performance and security.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately represent the typical outcomes of pairing an AP. For example, while updates may occur during the setup phase, they are not automatically guaranteed to happen simply by pairing the device. Additionally, the power LED may continue changing state based on other factors unrelated to pairing, and pairing an AP does not involve the removal of the device from the network. Thus, the opening of the Edit Access Point dialog box is a definitive action that occurs during the successful pairing process.