A.Wireless client WMM UP classification is translated to a wired DSCP priority.
B.Wireless client 802.11p classification is translated to a wired DSCP priority.
C.Wireless client WMM UP classification is translated to a wired 802.1p CoS priority.
D.Wireless client 802.11p classification is translated to a wired 802.1p CoS priority.

A.Packet loss is less than one percent.
B.Signal strength at cell edge is approximately -67 dBm.
C.End-to-end delay is less than 200 ms.
D.Cell overlap between APs is 50 percent.

A.the codec used by the calling phone
B.approximate length of the call in minutes
C.MOS values throughout the duration of the call
D.802.11e access category overruns
E.co-channel interference percentage during the call

A.Client issues an IGMP join after association with AP2, allowing AP2 to request a multicast stream from  Cisco WLC after AP1 issues an IGMP query.
B.Client issues an IGMP join after association with AP2, allowing AP2 to request a multicast stream from  Cisco WLC independent of AP1 multicast member status.
C.Client resumes multicast after association with AP2,  because multicast information is sent in mobility  exchanges and AP2 is already a member of the multicast group,  provided that another client has  already joined that multicast.
D.Client resumes multicast after association with AP2,  because multicast information is sent in mobility  exchanges and AP2 is already a member of the multicast group,  regardless if any other clients have  already joined that multicast.

A.DTIM
B.Ethernet multicast mode
C.peer-to-peer block mode
D.RF group mode
E.DTPC