350-029 · Question #9
Which four of these statements are restrictions for Frame Relay PVC bundles with QoS support for IP and MPLS? (Choose four)
The correct answer is A. A PVC bundle will not come up unless all the precedence, DSCP, and EXP levels are configured D. A PVC can be in only one PVC bundle E. A PVC bundle cannot perform precedence and DSCP matching at the same time. F. A PVC bundle may contain no more than eight PVCs. Restrictions for Frame Relay PVC Bundles with QoS Support for - A PVC can be a part of one and only one PVC bundle. - A PVC bundle may contain no more than eight PVCs. - A PVC that is a bundle member cannot be used in any other capacity, For example a PVC bundle member cannot…
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Which four of these statements are restrictions for Frame Relay PVC bundles with QoS support for IP and MPLS? (Choose four)
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- AA PVC bundle will not come up unless all the precedence, DSCP, and EXP levels are configured
- BA PVC bundle can perform precedence and DSCP matching at the same time
- CA PVC bundle may contain no more than sixteen PVCs
- DA PVC can be in only one PVC bundle
- EA PVC bundle cannot perform precedence and DSCP matching at the same time.
- FA PVC bundle may contain no more than eight PVCs.
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A85% (33)
- B5% (2)
- C10% (4)
Explanation
Restrictions for Frame Relay PVC Bundles with QoS Support for - A PVC can be a part of one and only one PVC bundle. - A PVC bundle may contain no more than eight PVCs. - A PVC that is a bundle member cannot be used in any other capacity, For example a PVC bundle member cannot be configured in a map statement. - A PVC bundle cannot perform precedence and DSCP matching at the same time. If the wrong matching scheme is configured, unpredictable behavior will result. - A PVC bundle will not come up unless all the precedence, DSCP, or EXP levels are configured - Voice over Frame Relay (VoFR) is not supported on PVC-bundle members. - Fast switching over Frame Relay PVC bundles is not supported.
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