A.Cisco WCS Base and Cisco WCS Location both indicate rogue AP location only in a Rogue AP Alarm text file
B.Cisco WCS Base and Cisco WCS Location both indicate rogue AP location in a map at the most probable location that is calculated by two or more APs
C.Cisco WCS Base identifies the general location of rogue APs based on the signal strength received by the nearest managed Cisco APs， whereas Cisco WCS Location adds high-accuracy location tracking to within a few meters of the rogue AP
D.Cisco WCS Base does not have this feature， whereas Cisco WCS Location can indicate rogue AP location in a map at the most probable location that is calculated by two or more APs
E.Cisco WCS Base does not have this feature， whereas Cisco WCS Location can indicate rogue AP location in a map beside the nearest associated AP

A.end-to-end delay
B.interference from bulk data traffic
C.processing delays
D.serialization delays
E.jitter

A.centralized management for autonomous access points
B.centralized management for lightweight access points
C.integration with the Location Appliance to expand real time tracking to 1500 devices for 30 days
D.integration with the Location Appliance to expand real time tracking to 2500 devices for 15 days
E.the inclusion of an integrated AAA server F an external AAA-server requirement

A.QoS can be enabled on interfaces used for Easy VPN clients
B.QoS can be enabled on IPsec VPN interfaces and tunnels
C.QoS can be enabled on interfaces with an existing QoS policy
D.the QoS policy can be enabled for incoming and outgoing traffic on the interface

A.first-in， first-out queuing （FIFO）
B.priority queuing （PQ）
C.custom queuing （CQ）
D.weighted fair queuing （WFQ）
E.class-based WFQ （CBWFQ）
F.low latency queuing （LLQ）