If you need a computer in your Hot-Spot network to access the Internet without authentication, which menu should you use?

In a HotSpot network setup, users typically need to authenticate before gaining access to the Internet. However, there are situations where you may want to allow certain devices, such as a specific computer, to access the Internet without going through the authentication process. The IP bindings feature facilitates this by linking a specific IP address to a MAC address, effectively allowing that device to bypass the authentication requirements of the HotSpot setup.

When you configure IP bindings, you can create an entry that associates the MAC address of the desired computer with its IP address, marking it as a "no authentication" client. This allows seamless Internet access for that specific device, thus achieving the goal without compromising the overall security of the HotSpot environment.

The other options, while relevant to HotSpot functionality, do not serve the purpose of providing a specific device with unrestricted access without authentication. Users typically manage user accounts, while Walled-garden configurations specify websites that can be accessed without authentication—these options do not directly address the need for a particular computer to bypass the login requirement.