What could be a viable action if a network exhibits strong 2.4GHz coverage but weak 5GHz performance?

In a scenario where a network has robust 2.4GHz coverage but struggles with 5GHz performance, reducing the transmit power in the 2.4GHz can be a viable action because it helps to minimize interference between the two frequency bands. When both bands operate concurrently, the 2.4GHz signal can dominate, causing devices to preferentially connect to 2.4GHz due to its stronger signal, even if the 5GHz band would provide faster speeds and better performance.

By lowering the transmit power of the 2.4GHz band, the coverage area for that frequency can be reduced, encouraging devices to connect to the 5GHz band, which typically has less congestion and higher speeds, especially at shorter ranges. This adjustment can lead to a better distribution of devices and optimized performance across both bands.

This option addresses the bandwidth distribution without involving hardware changes or structural modifications.