Answer / Gourav Parkar

Infrastructure networks have several disadvantages:
1. Initial cost: Setting up an infrastructure network, including the necessary hardware such as routers and access points, can be expensive.
2. Maintenance: Infrastructure networks require regular maintenance to ensure optimal performance.
3. Limited mobility: Devices connected to an infrastructure network may have limited mobility due to the need for a stable connection to the access point.
4. Potential dead zones: Depending on the layout and placement of access points, some areas may experience weak or no signal.

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