A user is trying to connect to the wireless network in the office but is unable to establish a consistent connection. The computer alternates connecting between several similarly configured access…

When multiple access points have overlapping coverage areas with similar signal strengths, client devices may continuously reassociate between them (roaming loop). Adjusting transmit power to minimize overlap ensures each AP has a distinct coverage zone, so clients associate with one AP and maintain a stable connection.

DHCP pool size affects the number of available IP leases and is unrelated to a client alternating between access points on the same network.

Using different encryption methods per AP would create incompatible security configurations, preventing clients from roaming at all rather than fixing inconsistent roaming.

Assigning different SSIDs per AP would require users to manually select a network and would eliminate seamless roaming rather than correcting the instability.