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Scenario: A Citrix Administrator has a Citrix ADC SDX with four VPX instances configured. The SDX has a 10GB bandwidth license that has been configured with dedicated bandwidth of 2GB for each…
The correct answer is C. Configure burst capacity of 1GB with priority 10. Burst capacity allows an instance to use more bandwidth than its dedicated bandwidth when there is spare bandwidth available on the SDX appliance. The priority parameter determines which instance gets the spare bandwidth first. A higher priority value indicates a higher…
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Scenario: A Citrix Administrator has a Citrix ADC SDX with four VPX instances configured. The SDX has a 10GB bandwidth license that has been configured with dedicated bandwidth of 2GB for each instance. However, the administrator found that three instances do NOT ever reach the bandwidth limit, while one instance reaches the limit and needs 1GB more bandwidth to accommodate increased traffic requests. What can the administrator change on the instance that requires more bandwidth, to meet traffic requirements?
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- AConfigure burst capacity on the instance adding 1 GB of bandwidth with burst priority 0.
- BPurchase an SDX license to increase the bandwidth on the instances.
- CConfigure burst capacity of 1GB with priority 10.
- DConfigure LA channel to increase the bandwidth.
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(34 responses)- A18% (6)
- B9% (3)
- C71% (24)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Burst capacity allows an instance to use more bandwidth than its dedicated bandwidth when there is spare bandwidth available on the SDX appliance. The priority parameter determines which instance gets the spare bandwidth first. A higher priority value indicates a higher priority. Therefore, the administrator can configure burst capacity of 1GB with priority 10 on the instance that requires more bandwidth, to meet traffic requirements.
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