You are analyzing a client's network. After completing radio frequency $($RF$)$ optimization, you detect a noticeable improvement in Wi$-$Fi network performance. However, there are still intermittent spells of degraded service. You use the network analyzer Wireshark on your laptop to sniff and analyze network traffic. You determine that, at the time of these interruptions, very little traffic passes across the wireless network except for a stream of deauth packets. Which of the following is LEAST likely to solve this problem.

Group of answer choices

Check the source of the deauth packets.

Block the source of the deauth packets.

Check for access points with the correct service set identifier $($SSID$)$ but broadcasting at high power $($which may indicate an evil twin$).$

Check the access point for a hardware$/$software issue.