A network engineer is designing a high capacity WLAN for a conference area. The enterprise is concerned about non-business traffic consuming excessive bandwidth and impacting performance. What can…

AVC integrates NBAR2-based deep packet inspection into the wireless controller to classify traffic by application name and apply QoS policies that can block, rate-limit, or mark specific application flows. This directly addresses the requirement to suppress non-business traffic in high-density environments by giving the WLC granular, application-aware enforcement capabilities.

CMX (Connected Mobile Experiences) is a location analytics and engagement platform used for tracking device positions and delivering proximity-based services, not for application traffic control.

DSCP is a packet marking mechanism for QoS prioritization in the IP header and cannot identify or enforce policies on specific named applications.

RXSOP (Receive Start of Packet) is a threshold that controls the minimum signal level at which an AP processes incoming frames, affecting coverage and co-channel interference, not application-level traffic management.