Refer to the exhibit. An engineer is troubleshooting an application running on Apple phones. The application Is receiving incorrect QoS markings. The systems administrator confirmed that ail configura

Question

Options

• AEnable Fastlane
• BSet WMM to required
• CChange the QoS level to Platinum
• DConfigure AVC Profiles

• A
  74% (17)
• B
  9% (2)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  13% (3)

Explanation

Explanation

Fastlane is a Cisco feature on the WLC (Wireless LAN Controller) specifically designed for Apple devices, as it implements Apple's recommended QoS policies by automatically marking traffic from iOS/macOS devices with the correct DSCP values - this directly resolves incorrect QoS markings on Apple phones when the device-side configuration profiles are already confirmed correct.

Option B (WMM Required) is incorrect because WMM (Wi-Fi Multimedia) is a prerequisite for QoS on wireless networks, but simply setting it to "required" does not correct the specific QoS markings Apple devices need; it also doesn't target Apple-specific traffic handling.

Option C (Platinum QoS) is incorrect because changing the QoS profile to Platinum applies broadly to all traffic on the WLAN and doesn't intelligently reclassify Apple device traffic with the appropriate per-application markings.

Option D (AVC Profiles) is incorrect because Application Visibility and Control (AVC) is used for application recognition and policy enforcement, not specifically for correcting Apple device QoS marking issues.

Memory Tip: Think "Fastlane = Apple's fast lane" - just like Apple has its own ecosystem, Fastlane is Cisco's dedicated "express lane" built specifically for Apple devices, making it the go-to fix whenever Apple + QoS appears in a question.

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