Which of the following network modifications should be implemented to extend the wireless network range and allow out-of-range users to share the Internet connection?

A VLAN is a logical network segmentation technology that organizes traffic; it does not affect or extend the physical wireless radio range.

A wireless access point connects to the existing network infrastructure via Ethernet or as a repeater and rebroadcasts the wireless signal, creating coverage in previously unreachable areas. Out-of-range users can then associate with the new WAP and share the same Internet connection as the rest of the network.

SSID searching software only discovers existing networks; it cannot extend the physical range of a wireless radio signal.

Enabling network sharing on in-range computers creates an ad-hoc or hosted network workaround but does not extend the wireless infrastructure cleanly and introduces reliability and security concerns.