A municipal softphone on a laptop sounds choppy until a QoS-related client setting is enabled. Which setting is in CWTS client QoS scope?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Choppy softphone? Flip on WMM—that's the Wi-Fi QoS switch in scope. Killing retries or living only on 2.4 GHz isn't the QoS answer. Promiscuous mode isn't a voice priority button.
Full Explanation
WMM is the configure-level client QoS feature called out for CWTS objectives. Enabling WMM allows latency-sensitive traffic to use prioritized access categories on 802.11. Disabling retries, band-locking alone, or promiscuous capture are not substitutes for WMM QoS configuration.