During a live emergency-ops voice call, aggressive AP load-balancing steers the handset to another radio mid-conversation and the call glitches. What feature-interaction lesson applies?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Moving someone’s desk while they’re on a 911-style call is a bad ops move—and so is steering a live voice client mid-talk. Load balancing is great until it interrupts real-time media. Ease up or exempt active voice/video from aggressive steers.
Full Explanation
Band steering and load-balancing features that force reassociation can interrupt real-time media paths. Expert tuning exempts or deprioritizes active voice/video from aggressive moves, or uses gentler thresholds. Forcing steers during calls, using obsolete WEP, or disabling all roaming are incorrect responses to this feature interaction.