Zoom freezes on strong-dBm laptops in a packed permitting lobby where channel utilization is very high. Which voice/video requirement explains that?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Strong signal on a packed channel is like sitting next to the stage in a roaring stadium—you can hear volume, but you cannot get a word in. Utilization steals airtime and freezes Zoom. Voice/video wants a quieter channel, not just pretty dBm.
Full Explanation
Low channel utilization is a stated voice/video client requirement. High utilization causes contention and latency that break interactive media even when RSSI/dBm looks strong. Technicians should evaluate utilization alongside signal strength when troubleshooting freezes.