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The technician is setting up an Ethernet Routing Switch (ERS) 8300 switch for QoS. It has been determined that unimportant traffic will be marked on the edge of the network with a default IEEE 802.Ip
The correct answer is A. The ERS 8300 mapping has been altered since the IEEE 802.lp settings do not map directly to the. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
The technician is setting up an Ethernet Routing Switch (ERS) 8300 switch for QoS. It has been determined that unimportant traffic will be marked on the edge of the network with a default IEEE 802.Ip setting off 0. Since the ERS 8300 is in the core, the traffic must be identified with the proper class of service. The technician has used JDM to look at the TrafficClass Map with the shown in the exhibit. What can be determined from the ERS 8300 parameters?
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Options
- AThe ERS 8300 mapping has been altered since the IEEE 802.lp settings do not map directly to the
- BThe ERS 8300 mapping is normal and should be left as is
- CThe ERS 8300 mapping will push the IEEE 802. ip setting off 0 above the network control traffic.
- DThe ERS 8300 as a core device will not use the IEEE 802.1 p to Traffic Class Map for this application.
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- B9% (3)
- C14% (5)
- D6% (2)
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