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An engineer is applying QoS scheduling for the transport-side tunnel interfaces to enable scheduling and shaping for a WAN Edge cloud router. Which command accomplishes the task?
The correct answer is A. cloud-qos-service-side. To enable QoS scheduling and shaping on the transport-side tunnel interfaces of a WAN Edge cloud router, the cloud-qos-service-side command is used within the QoS configuration.
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- Acloud-qos-service-side
- Bqos-scheduler QOS_D
- Crewrite-rule QOS-REQWRITE
- Dqos-map QOS
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To enable QoS scheduling and shaping on the transport-side tunnel interfaces of a WAN Edge cloud router, the `cloud-qos-service-side` command is used within the QoS configuration.
The command `cloud-qos-service-side` is specifically used in Cisco SD-WAN to apply Quality of Service (QoS) scheduling and shaping policies to the transport-side tunnel interfaces of a WAN Edge cloud router. This command helps manage traffic exiting the SD-WAN fabric towards the WAN.
`qos-scheduler` is a component of QoS configuration that defines specific scheduling parameters, but it's not the command to enable the overall QoS feature for cloud router transport interfaces.
`rewrite-rule` is used for marking or remarking packets for QoS, not for enabling the scheduling and shaping on an interface.
`qos-map` defines the mapping of QoS classes to policies, but it is not the command to enable the QoS feature on the transport interfaces of a cloud router.
Concept tested: SD-WAN QoS for WAN Edge cloud router transport
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/sdwan/sd-wan-release-20-x/configuration-guide/sdwan-qos-cg/sdwan-qos-cg_chapter_010.html
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