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Which statement is a characteristic of the GTPP group configuration?
The correct answer is C. The GTPP group configuration submenu allows you to specify a set of behavior parameters. Option C is correct because a GTPP (GTP Prime) group configuration submenu serves as a container for a defined set of charging behavior parameters - including CGF server addresses, retry timers, and accounting attributes - allowing administrators to group and apply consistent cha
Question
Which statement is a characteristic of the GTPP group configuration?
Options
- AGTPP groups are not configured in a context.
- BOnly five groups can be created in addition to the default group.
- CThe GTPP group configuration submenu allows you to specify a set of behavior parameters
- DWhen configuring communication to a CGF, up to eight servers can be configured in the
How the community answered
(21 responses)- B5% (1)
- C90% (19)
- D5% (1)
Explanation
Option C is correct because a GTPP (GTP Prime) group configuration submenu serves as a container for a defined set of charging behavior parameters - including CGF server addresses, retry timers, and accounting attributes - allowing administrators to group and apply consistent charging policies.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A is incorrect because GTPP groups are configured within a context; they live inside the context configuration hierarchy on platforms like Cisco StarOS.
- B is incorrect because the number of configurable groups exceeds "five additional"; platform limits are typically much higher and platform-specific, making this a fabricated constraint.
- D is incorrect (and notably truncated in the question) because CGF communication typically supports up to four servers per group, not eight - and the cut-off wording itself signals this is a distractor.
Memory tip: Think of a GTPP group like a named profile - its entire purpose is to bundle a set of behavior parameters together so they can be referenced consistently. If a choice describes the group as a "set of parameters," that's the definition, not a distractor.
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