What option is available when configuring wireless access points in a Firebox wireless device?

When configuring wireless access points on a Firebox wireless device, the ability to set up SSIDs for three access points is a significant option. This functionality allows for the creation of separate network segments or user experiences through different SSIDs (Service Set Identifiers), facilitating better management and security practices.

By configuring multiple SSIDs, network administrators can designate specific access points for different purposes, such as guest access, employee access, or specialized use cases, which enhances the overall organization and security of the wireless network. This multi-SSID capability ensures that different user groups can connect to an appropriate network with tailored policies, bandwidth, and access levels, ultimately leading to improved user experience and network performance.

The other options do not provide the same level of flexibility or enhancement to wireless network management. Modifying wired connections does not directly relate to the configuration of wireless parameters, capping device numbers may not be a standard feature in this context, and disabling security measures would compromise network integrity. Therefore, the correct choice highlights the strategic capabilities available for wired and wireless network management with the Firebox device.