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Which two best practices should be considered when a customer wants to purchase and implement Voice over Wireless for Cisco 7925 IP Phones? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is C. Enable 802.1x and Cisco Centralized Key Management for phone authentication. E. Set data for 2.4 GHz and voice for 5 GHz using separate SSIDs. Two best practices for deploying Cisco 7925 IP Phones on a WLAN are: (C) Enable 802.1x with Cisco Centralized Key Management (CCKM) - CCKM enables fast secure roaming by caching keys on the controller, allowing the phone to roam between APs in under 150ms without full…
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Which two best practices should be considered when a customer wants to purchase and implement Voice over Wireless for Cisco 7925 IP Phones? (Choose two.)
Options
- AEnable lower data rates for 2.4-GHz data WLAN and higher data rates for phones.
- BUse a separate Cisco Wireless Lan Controller.
- CEnable 802.1x and Cisco Centralized Key Management for phone authentication.
- DUse dedicated Access Points only for Voice over Wireless.
- ESet data for 2.4 GHz and voice for 5 GHz using separate SSIDs.
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A17% (4)
- B4% (1)
- C75% (18)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Two best practices for deploying Cisco 7925 IP Phones on a WLAN are: (C) Enable 802.1x with Cisco Centralized Key Management (CCKM) - CCKM enables fast secure roaming by caching keys on the controller, allowing the phone to roam between APs in under 150ms without full re-authentication, which is critical for maintaining active voice calls; and (E) Use separate SSIDs with data on 2.4 GHz and voice on 5 GHz - the 5 GHz band provides more non-overlapping channels, less interference, and supports 40 MHz channel bonding, all of which improve voice quality. The other options are incorrect: lower data rates should be disabled (not specially enabled) for voice; a separate WLC is not required; and dedicating APs exclusively to voice is impractical and not a Cisco best-practice recommendation.
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