How many operator policies are supported?

The correct answer is B. as many as 1000. Option B (1000) is the correct maximum number of operator policies supported by the system in question. This is a specific architectural limit set by the platform to balance flexibility and performance - enough policies to serve complex enterprise environments without degrading…

Cisco Mobile Packet Core Architecture

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Options

Aas many as 500
Bas many as 1000
Cas many as 1500
Das many as 2000

How the community answered

(25 responses)

B
96% (24)
D
4% (1)

Explanation

Option B (1000) is the correct maximum number of operator policies supported by the system in question. This is a specific architectural limit set by the platform to balance flexibility and performance - enough policies to serve complex enterprise environments without degrading system efficiency.

Why the distractors are wrong:

A (500) is too low and likely a tempting "conservative" guess, but it underestimates the actual supported capacity.
C (1500) and D (2000) exceed the actual limit; these exist to catch test-takers who guess high or confuse this limit with a different system parameter.

Memory tip: Think "1000 operators = 1K policies." The round number 1,000 is the ceiling - not 500 (half), not 1,500 or 2,000 (over the line). If you remember one thousand, you won't be tripped up by the inflated or deflated alternatives.

Topics

#operator policies#policy limits#packet core configuration#system constraints

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