Public-works bulk-transfer SSID traffic is mostly large file syncs, yet the controller still pushes WMM on globally. How should the technician interpret that?
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Short Explanation
WMM is not a 'voice-only' light switch that explodes if a file sync uses the AP. It just gives the AP multimedia access categories for when mixed traffic shows up. Leaving it on for a mostly bulk SSID is normal; it does not mean the WLAN suddenly hates large transfers.
Full Explanation
WMM provides QoS access categories on the AP for prioritization of multimedia classes when needed. Enabling WMM globally is standard on QoS-capable WLANs and does not require every SSID to be voice. It is not limited to captive portals and does not eliminate wired QoS design.