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210-065 · Question #68
210-065 Question #68: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is A: Configure bandwidth management features to smooth bursty traffic and mitigate end-to-end. Adding video to a converged network requires QoS designs that smooth bursty video traffic and guarantee dedicated bandwidth to maintain consistent stream quality.
Question
A customer has a data and VoIP converged network and would like to add video to this network. Which two key QoS elements should be included in the new network design? (Choose two.)
Options
- AConfigure bandwidth management features to smooth bursty traffic and mitigate end-to-end
- BAssign a high priority to transactional traffic to maintain quality of business traffic.
- CKeep video traffic on the low latency queue and move voice traffic to a lower-priority queue.
- DApply bandwidth control features that will guarantee bandwidth for the maximum possible amount
- EAssign both video and voice traffic to use the highest-priority queue.
Explanation
Adding video to a converged network requires QoS designs that smooth bursty video traffic and guarantee dedicated bandwidth to maintain consistent stream quality.
Common mistakes.
- B. Elevating transactional data traffic to a high priority would starve real-time media streams of the low-latency, low-jitter treatment they require, degrading both VoIP and video quality.
- C. Voice is more delay-sensitive than video and should reside in the strict priority low-latency queue; moving voice to a lower-priority queue would directly violate standard QoS design guidelines for converged networks.
- E. Placing both voice and video in the same highest-priority queue creates contention between the two traffic classes and prevents proper differentiation of their distinct latency, jitter, and bandwidth requirements.
Concept tested. QoS design for video on a converged VoIP network
Reference. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/solutions/Enterprise/Video/VideoQoS.html
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