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350-050 · Question #123
A wireless network administrator needs to limit guest user TCP traffic to no more than 50,000 kb/s, to conserve bandwidth on the guest WLAN. To do this, the administrator configures the average…
The correct answer is A. The administrator should have configured the average data rate and burst data rate. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A wireless network administrator needs to limit guest user TCP traffic to no more than 50,000 kb/s, to conserve bandwidth on the guest WLAN. To do this, the administrator configures the average real-time rate to 50,000 kb/s and the burst real-time rate to 60,000 kb/s. Why does a test of the guest account show no restriction for the client TCP traffic?
Options
- AThe administrator should have configured the average data rate and burst data rate.
- BThe average real-time rate and burst real-time rate should always be equal.
- CThe average real-time rate should always be higher than the burst real-time rate.
- DThe administrator should have configured the average data rate and the average real-time rate.
How the community answered
(39 responses)- A85% (33)
- B5% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D8% (3)
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