A company is collecting the requirements for an on-premises event. During the event, a wireless client connected to a dedicated WLAN will run a video application that will need on average 391595179 bi

Bronze is the lowest QoS tier used for background or scavenger traffic, not suitable for real-time video streams.

Platinum is reserved for voice traffic (DSCP EF/46) and represents the highest-priority QoS tier, which would be over-provisioning for a video application.

Silver maps to best-effort traffic (DSCP 0) and does not provide the prioritization guarantees required for a real-time video application.

Gold is the Cisco WLC QoS profile designated for video traffic, mapped to DSCP AF41 (DSCP 34). Video applications require higher priority than best-effort data but lower priority than voice, which is exactly what the Gold tier provides in Cisco's four-tier QoS model (Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze).