Your network has these characteristics: - CAC mode is set to load-based CAC - The bandwidth usage is between 75 and 85 percent - The reserved bandwidth for voice calls is exhausted Which action…

In Cisco load-based CAC, when bandwidth utilization is between 75% and 85%, the system enters a restricted state where the reserved voice bandwidth pool is used first. Once that pool is exhausted, new normal TSPEC requests are denied. However, expedited bandwidth requests represent a separate, higher-priority allocation mechanism that can still be granted in this middle utilization band, allowing urgent voice sessions to be admitted while normal requests are blocked.

This reverses the correct behavior - normal TSPEC is rejected (not admitted) when reserved bandwidth is exhausted, and expedited requests retain admission priority.

Rejecting expedited requests only occurs above the 85% maximum utilization threshold; between 75-85%, expedited requests are still serviceable.

Both cannot be admitted simultaneously when the reserved bandwidth pool is exhausted - at minimum, normal TSPEC requests must be rejected in this state.