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AVC (Application Visibility and Control) Profile: AVC is a feature on Cisco wireless LAN controllers (WLCs) that provides visibility into the applications and protocols being used on the network. It allows administrators to identify bandwidth-consuming applications and enforce policies to restrict or prioritize specific types of traffic. By enabling AVC, the enterprise can monitor and classify traffic based on applications (e.g., voice, video, web browsing) and take appropriate actions to optimize network performance.: Application Visibility is a feature provided by AVC. However, it is not a standalone configuration option on the WLAN. It is part of the AVC profile.

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/technotes/8-8/AVC_8point8_dg.html#pgfId-50560:~:text=Once%20Application%20Visibility%20is%20enabled%20on%20the%20specific%20WLAN Once Application Visibility is enabled on the specific WLAN

D is correct....Application visibility is offered on AirOS, see article on how to configure it. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/technotes/8-8/AVC_8point8_dg.html#pgfId-50619

On AireOS Controller you have to set up a "AVC Profile" On IOS-XE Controller you have to enable "Application Visibility" So the question says its an AirOS Controller - so B must be correct

Id say B & D. It's subjective dependent on how you interpet the question. Typical Cisco BS question. I wonder whether they get the answers correct themselves.

B is correct, it states that the traffic must be restricted, therefore you need to implement an AVC profile on the SSID to do that, just turning on AV will show you the traffic, but not do anything about it. So not D.

B and D both seem correct. i`d go with D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGSyLgf6boU&ab_channel=TravisBonfigli Question is asking about configuration on WLAN. Application visibility can be enabled under WLANs> Wlan ID >Qos menu AVC profile is configured under Wireless>Application visibility and control menu