A user says enabling WMM on their city laptop will create a VPN tunnel to headquarters. How should the technician clarify?
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Short Explanation
WMM isn't a VPN—it's the Wi-Fi priority system for voice and video. Tunnels are a different toolbox. Don't let the acronym soup sell a fake tunnel story.
Full Explanation
WMM (Wi-Fi Multimedia) is an 802.11 QoS mechanism that prioritizes traffic classes; it is not a VPN or tunnel. Technicians should correct that misconception so users do not confuse multimedia QoS settings with remote-access VPN configuration. RADIUS and USB driver options are separate concerns.