Refer to the exhibit.
Looking at the packet capture between the client and AP during a voice troubleshooting session,
what can you learn?
A.
The 802.1p COS value is marked as 5, which typically is used for the voice traffic that is encoded in
G711.
B.
IP precedence is marked as 5 for the voice traffic that is encoded in G711, with a corresponding
802.11e UP marking of 6.
C.
The WMM UP value is marked as 5, which typically is used for the voice traffic that is encoded in
G711, and DSCP is marked as EF.
D.
IP precedence is marked as 5, with a corresponding 802.11e UP marking of 6 and a correct DSCP
marking to EF; the voice traffic is encoded in G711.
E.
The 802.1p COS value is marked as 5, with a correct DSCP marking to EF, and the voice traffic is
encoded in G711.
F.
WMM UP marking is marked as 5, which typically is used for video traffic; this voice traffic stream
is encoded in G711, and DSCP is marked as EF.
Explanation: