What does "infrastructure mode" of a wireless network mean? What mode is the network in if it is not in infrastructure mode, and how is it different from infrastructure mode? The network administrator is worried about

a wireless network constructed using the infrastructure of an already-existing network If the network isn't now in infrastructure mode, what else might it be doing? Administrator, what does this entail for the needs of the network?

How long should a modification to the network be planned to take effect, and when should it be implemented?

When it comes to wireless networks, does the term "infrastructure mode" have any bearing on the situation? What use does the network serve if infrastructure mode is not enabled? And how does this infrastructure mode differ from the one that you're searching for exactly? Is there a reason for the person who administers the network to be concerned about this?