What is NOT a basic configuration option on the startup wizard when setting up a WLAN?

In the startup wizard for setting up a WLAN, the configuration options presented are typically focused on aspects directly related to network connectivity and security. The SSID (Service Set Identifier) is crucial as it identifies the wireless network to users. The encryption type is also critical for securing the data transmitted over the WLAN, ensuring that unauthorized users cannot access the network. Channel width is another important setting that affects the performance of the wireless signal, as it determines the amount of bandwidth used for transmitting data.

In contrast, the antenna type is not a basic configuration option available in the startup wizard. Antenna type usually pertains to the physical hardware being used and its capability to transmit and receive signals effectively, rather than a configuration setting within the software. Decisions about antenna type are usually made separately based on the physical layout and requirements of the wireless deployment, not something that can be configured as part of the initial WLAN setup through a startup wizard. This makes antenna type the correct choice for what is not typically included in the basic configuration options during the WLAN setup process.