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The P4S company connects a pair of sites with three GigE links between two routers with fairly high processor utilization. It has a great many pairs of hosts communicating between the sites, and some use applications that may be sensitive to packet re-ordering. How to maximize the utility of the links while adding minimal load to the routers?

  1. Use policy-based routing to force all delivery order applications onto a single link and configure per-packet load sharing across the remaining two links
  2. Verify that the total delay of each link is within 100 milliseconds of the other two links and configure per-packet load sharing across the three links
  3. Set the link metrics so all three paths are installed in the routing table and use the default per flow load sharing across the links
  4. Use multilink PPP to bundle the three links into a single logical link and adjust the routing metrics as needed

Answer(s): C



Which two are characteristics of RSVP? (Choose two.)

  1. RSVP itself provides bandwidth and delay guarantees.
  2. For RSVP to be end-to-end, all devices must support RSVP.
  3. RSVP reservations are maintained by a centralized reservations server.
  4. An RSVP compatible QoS mechanism must be used to implement guarantees according to RSVP reservations.

Answer(s): B,D



Which two potential effects are caused by increasing the percentage of priority traffic? (Choose two.)

  1. Can increase latency and jitter for priority traffic
  2. Can increase latency and jitter for non-priority traffic
  3. Must be avoided regardless of traffic patterns
  4. Will not ever change the performance of non-priority traffic

Answer(s): A,B



Which description is true about RSVP reservations?

  1. Static, and cannot be removed once they are first requested by a delay-sensitive, real-time application
  2. Static, and must always be installed after power-up
  3. Dynamic, and depend on the amount of delay-sensitive, real-time data passing through
  4. Dynamic, allocated when requested, and removed at the end of each session for which they were requested

Answer(s): D






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