SIP-based Call Admission Control must be configured in the Cisco WLC GUI. SIP call-snooping ports are configured. Which two actions must be completed next? (Choose two.)

While QoS is essential, 'silver or greater' is too vague; for real-time voice traffic, the highest priority QoS level, Platinum, is specifically recommended to meet strict latency and jitter requirements.

While configuring different QoS roles for data and voice traffic is a general QoS best practice, it's not the *next specific action* directly tied to enabling SIP-based CAC for voice *on the WLAN* as per Cisco WLC configuration.

Media Session Snooping (also known as SIP Call Snooping) needs to be explicitly enabled on the WLAN itself, in addition to configuring the SIP ports, for the WLC to actively monitor and process SIP call signaling to manage CAC.

For optimal voice quality and to ensure CAC properly prioritizes and manages voice calls, Cisco best practices and configuration guides typically specify setting the QoS profile for voice traffic to 'Platinum' on the WLAN.

Traffic shaping might be applied for bandwidth management in certain network scenarios, but it is not a direct or required step immediately following SIP call-snooping port configuration for enabling SIP-based Call Admission Control on the WLC.