Why would you use ssid to configure a wireless router instead of ip or mac addresses?

Using an SSID (Service Set Identifier) to configure a wireless router is preferable because it allows users to easily identify and connect to the specific wireless network they want to join. Unlike IP or MAC addresses, which can be complex and less user-friendly, the SSID is a simple, recognizable name that facilitates network selection. Additionally, SSIDs enable multiple networks to coexist in the same physical area, helping users avoid confusion and connect to the correct network quickly.