A hospital voice WLAN is up, and the policy profile that serves it is set to best effort while a data WLAN is given the higher treatment. Calls chop when the data WLAN is busy. What should change?
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Short Explanation
You put the calls in the same line as the file copies, and then you let the file copies go first. Give the voice WLAN the higher treatment. Hiding the name does not build a priority queue.
Full Explanation
A policy profile can mark wireless voice for better treatment than ordinary data. This voice WLAN is stuck at best effort while the data WLAN is preferred, so busy data starves the calls. The change is to give voice the higher QoS treatment and leave best effort for data. Hiding the SSID only changes beacons. It does not schedule phones ahead of data, and phones may have a harder time roaming when the name is hidden. Sniffer mode stops client service and captures frames. It does not let calls skip a data queue. The DHCP lease is an address timer. Shortening it makes phones renew more often, which adds traffic, and it does not prefer voice on a busy channel. The higher class decides which queue a frame uses. It does not give voice its own channel or its own airtime. Exam caveat: the wired path has to honor the marking too. A perfect wireless voice queue still chops if the switch rewrites everything to best effort. Operational check: place a test call while a download runs on the data WLAN and confirm the call holds after the voice policy is the higher class.