A.Voice VLANs eliminate the need for QoS configuration
B.Voice VLANs are used on trunk links to eliminate the need for QoS CoS markings
C.Voice VLANs are mainly used to reduce the number of access switch ports that are used in the network
D.Voice VLANs can be configured to forward existing CoS priorities or override them
E.Voice VLANs are mainly used between access layer switches and distribution layer switches
F.Voice VLANs can be configured on Layer 2 ports only

A.Voice VLANs are only used when connecting an IP phone and a host to distinct switch ports
B.Access ports that are configured with voice VLANs will always trust the CoS that is received from IP phones
C.Access ports that are configured with voice VLANs may or may not override the CoS value that is received from an IP phone
D.Voice VLANs are configured using the switchport voice vlan vlan-ID interface configuration command
E.Voice VLANs provide a trunking interface between an IP phone and an access port on a switch to allow traffic from multiple devices that are connected to the port
F.Enabling Voice VLAN on a switch port will automatically configure the port to trust the incoming CoS markings