Which statements are true when comparing an 802.11b VoIP phone, like the one shown, to a standard phone cabled to a VoIP router?
A.
The 802.11b phone requires strong authentication and encryption to have the same level of security as the standard phone.
B.
The standard phone is capable of much more throughput than the 802.11b phone, which allows it to handle multiple simultaneous conversations.
C.
Both phones must be connected to a VoIP router with a category 5 cable.
D.
Neither phone comes with an integrated 802.11b radio, but the 802.11b phone allows a USB-enabled wireless radio to connect to its USB interface while the standard phone does not.
E.
The 802.11b phone can be carried further from the access point than the cabled phone.