An organization is struggling to get effective coverage using the wireless network. The organization wants to implement a solution that will allow for continuous connectivity anywhere in the…

Ad hoc access points create peer-to-peer networks and are not scalable or manageable for enterprise-wide continuous coverage.

Providing more Ethernet drops for user connections does not directly address the need for *wireless* coverage and continuous connectivity.

A mesh network is specifically designed to provide continuous and widespread wireless coverage by allowing multiple access points (APs) to communicate with each other and extend the network dynamically. This creates a self-healing and robust wireless infrastructure, ensuring users maintain connectivity as they move throughout the facility.

Changing the current frequency of the Wi-Fi (e.g., from 2.4GHz to 5GHz) might affect interference or throughput in specific areas but does not inherently guarantee continuous coverage across an entire facility.