A company has implemented a wireless network for its employees. Since implementing the new network, individuals have been receiving duplicate IP addresses causing network issues. Which of the followin

Adding another wireless access point would extend Wi-Fi coverage but would not resolve duplicate IP address issues caused by misconfigured or conflicting DHCP services.

Adding another DHCP server without proper configuration, such as defining exclusions or implementing split scopes, would likely exacerbate the problem by introducing another source of potential IP address conflicts.

Disabling the DHCP server on the wireless router or access point (AP) would resolve duplicate IP address issues if there is already a primary DHCP server on the corporate network. When two or more DHCP servers assign addresses on the same subnet without proper coordination, they can hand out the same IP address, leading to network conflicts.

Changing the default gateway of the wireless router would affect network routing for clients but would not prevent duplicate IP addresses from being assigned by conflicting DHCP services.