An engineer wants to configure Call Admission Control and ensure that AC is based on the capacity of the AP and considering the possible impact of other APs in the area. Which two configuration…

Static CAC uses a fixed configured-bandwidth model per AP radio and does not account for real-time channel utilization or interference from neighboring APs.

Admission Control must be enabled on the WLAN to activate the CAC enforcement mechanism that blocks or permits new voice TSPECs.

Load-Based AC (channel utilization-based CAC) evaluates total channel occupancy including co-channel interference from overlapping APs in the area, satisfying the requirement to consider neighboring AP impact - unlike Static CAC which only tracks bandwidth allocated by the controller itself.

Add Traffic Stream is the client-side TSPEC request action, not a controller-side CAC algorithm selection option.

Reserved Roaming Bandwidth sets aside a bandwidth percentage for roaming handoffs but does not define the admission control algorithm used to evaluate new calls.

Expedited Bandwidth enables prioritized treatment for emergency calls (e.g., E911) and is not a required element for configuring the load-based admission control algorithm.