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200-301 · Question #1396

Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the traffic types from the left onto the QoS delivery mechanisms on the right. Answer:

The correct answer is standard Web browsing traffic; video traffic; VoIP traffic; database synchronization traffic. The correct arrangement maps traffic types to QoS delivery mechanisms based on their sensitivity and priority needs. Standard Web browsing uses Best Effort (no QoS guarantees needed), video traffic uses Differentiated Services (DiffServ) for managed bandwidth and delay bounds, Vo

Submitted by satoshi_tk· Mar 5, 2026Network Fundamentals / Quality of Service (QoS) - understanding how to classify and map traffic types to appropriate QoS delivery mechanisms to ensure optimal network performance

Question

Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the traffic types from the left onto the QoS delivery mechanisms on the right. Answer:

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Answer Area

Drag items

database synchronization trafficstandard Web browsing trafficvideo trafficVoIP traffic

Correct arrangement

  • standard Web browsing traffic
  • video traffic
  • VoIP traffic
  • database synchronization traffic

Explanation

The correct arrangement maps traffic types to QoS delivery mechanisms based on their sensitivity and priority needs. Standard Web browsing uses Best Effort (no QoS guarantees needed), video traffic uses Differentiated Services (DiffServ) for managed bandwidth and delay bounds, VoIP uses Expedited Forwarding/strict priority queuing due to its extreme sensitivity to delay and jitter, and database synchronization uses Assured Forwarding or controlled load since it requires reliable delivery but can tolerate some delay. Each traffic type's characteristics - latency sensitivity, bandwidth requirements, and loss tolerance - dictate which QoS mechanism is appropriate.

Topics

#QoS#Traffic Classification#Network Prioritization#DiffServ

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