A city VoIP SSID design requires Wi-Fi QoS marking support on the access points. Which AP setting should the technician enable to match that design?
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Short Explanation
Voice handsets need the Wi-Fi equivalent of a carpool lane, and that lane is WMM. Turn WMM on at the AP so voice and video frames can use the right access categories. Captive portals and MAC lists are not the QoS switch the design is asking for.
Full Explanation
WMM enables 802.11e-style QoS access categories on the wireless medium so latency-sensitive traffic such as voice can contend more favorably. When a municipal voice SSID design calls for QoS, technicians enable WMM on the APs serving that SSID. Captive portal, MAC filtering, and WEP do not satisfy AP QoS requirements.