A small company has an office in a multitenant building. The company has implemented a wireless network for its employees to use. However, the network speeds are slow, and many employees have had…

Enabling WPA3 security enhances the encryption and authentication of the wireless network but does not directly address issues of slow speeds or intermittent connectivity caused by channel congestion or interference.

In a multitenant building, numerous wireless networks are likely operating, causing significant signal interference, especially if all are using default, overlapping channels. Changing the wireless channel to a less congested one (e.g., 1, 6, or 11 for 2.4 GHz) can significantly reduce interference, improving network speed and connectivity stability.

Implementing MAC filtering restricts which devices can connect to the network based on their hardware address, which is a security measure and does not improve network speed or resolve interference issues.

Creating a guest network separates guest traffic from the main network, which can improve security and potentially manage bandwidth, but it does not resolve underlying interference problems causing slow speeds and intermittent access.