What is the result of specifying of QoS rule that has a rate limit that is greater than the maximum throughput of an interface?

The correct answer is B. Matching traffic is not rate limited.. If you specify a limit greater than the maximum throughput of an interface, the system does not rate limit matching traffic. Maximum throughput may be affected by an interface’s hardware configuration, which you specify in each device’s properties (Devices > Device Management). g

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AThe rate-limiting rule is disabled.
BMatching traffic is not rate limited.
CThe system rate-limits all traffic.
DThe system repeatedly generates warnings.

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If you specify a limit greater than the maximum throughput of an interface, the system does not rate limit matching traffic. Maximum throughput may be affected by an interface’s hardware configuration, which you specify in each device’s properties (Devices > Device Management). guide-v64/quality_of_service__qos__for_firepower_threat_defense.html

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