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What QoS technology allows traffic to pass even though it has exceeded the bandwidth limit but will be queued later?

The correct answer is A. Shaping. Traffic shaping (A) is designed to smooth traffic bursts by buffering excess traffic in a queue when the rate exceeds the configured limit, then transmitting that queued traffic later when bandwidth is available. This contrasts with policing (B), which drops or re-marks excess…

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Question

What QoS technology allows traffic to pass even though it has exceeded the bandwidth limit but will be queued later?

Options

  • AShaping
  • BPolicing
  • CWeighted Fair Queuing
  • DLow Latency Queuing

How the community answered

(18 responses)
  • A
    89% (16)
  • B
    6% (1)
  • C
    6% (1)

Explanation

Traffic shaping (A) is designed to smooth traffic bursts by buffering excess traffic in a queue when the rate exceeds the configured limit, then transmitting that queued traffic later when bandwidth is available. This contrasts with policing (B), which drops or re-marks excess traffic immediately rather than queuing it-traffic that exceeds the policed rate is discarded or marked down and does not pass. Weighted Fair Queuing (C) is a scheduling mechanism that shares bandwidth fairly among flows but does not specifically buffer traffic that has exceeded a rate limit. Low Latency Queuing (D) prioritizes delay-sensitive traffic but also does not buffer exceeded-rate traffic for later delivery.

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#QoS#traffic shaping#policing#bandwidth management

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