Under what circumstances should auto-anchor mobility be implemented?

Auto-anchor mobility should be implemented primarily to limit guest access through a corporate firewall, particularly in environments where secure guest access to the network is required while maintaining the integrity and security of the internal network. This feature allows for the centralization of wireless guest traffic at a single point, ensuring that guest users can access the internet while being restricted from accessing internal corporate resources.

By utilizing auto-anchor mobility, organizations can manage guest accounts effectively, applying security policies that delineate guest traffic from critical internal traffic. This enhances security protocols since guest users can be redirected to a designated firewall that strictly manages their access rights. Thus, the system can enforce separate paths for guests, maintaining a high level of protection for the internal network while providing the necessary services to guests.

In contrast, while enhancing Wi-Fi signal strength, improving VoIP call quality, and enabling VPN connections are important aspects of network management, they do not specifically relate to the primary function and benefits of implementing auto-anchor mobility in the context of guest access management.