A voice SSID design for city clerks assumes clients keep healthy SNR margins at their desks. What should the technician validate on site?
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Short Explanation
The design's 'healthy SNR' promise is only real if you measure where people actually sit. Walk the desks with RSSI/SNR in mind the way a sound tech checks levels before a meeting. Association without margin still drops calls.
Full Explanation
Voice SSID success depends on validating RSSI and SNR where clients operate, not merely confirming association. Technicians compare measured signal quality to voice needs from the design. Unrelated UI cosmetics or wired DNS quirks do not replace RF quality checks for voice.