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The module "Configure wireless network connectivity" itself does not grant a separate digital badge.
This module is part of the learning path "MD-100 Configure networking on Windows clients". That learning path includes several related modules on similar topics:
- Configure IP network connectivity – IPv4/IPv6, subnets, public/private addressing, automatic addressing, and tools to configure and troubleshoot network settings.
- Explore name resolution – How Windows resolves device names to addresses.
- Configure wireless network connectivity – The module referenced in the question (wireless standards, Wi‑Fi configuration, Miracast, and organizational considerations).
- Explore remote access – How Windows clients connect to resources over public networks using VPNs.
- Employ remote management – Tools for connecting remotely to a Windows client.
For digital badges and certifications, badges are associated with Microsoft certifications and exams, and are visible and managed through the Microsoft Learn profile. Credly/Acclaim is no longer used for new Microsoft certifications; all are now managed directly on Microsoft Learn.
To pursue recognition related to these topics, follow the full learning path and then look at the associated certification(s) on Microsoft Learn. Passing the relevant certification exam is what generates a digital badge on the Learn profile.
References:
- Configure wireless network connectivity
- MD-100 Configure networking on Windows clients
- Configure IP network connectivity
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