H12-323_V2.0 · Question #93
Wireless communication allows only one device to send messages on a channel at the same time. Wireless terminals are in a competitive relationship. In order to prevent bandwidth resources from being…
The correct answer is A. The total uplink rate of all terminals under a VAP is limited to 5 Mbps. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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Wireless communication allows only one device to send messages on a channel at the same time. Wireless terminals are in a competitive relationship. In order to prevent bandwidth resources from being monopolized by a certain terminal, user-based speed limits can be configured to solve the problem. For example, it is recommended to limit the terminal speed in multi-user and high- density scenarios. The configuration for enabling user rate limiting on the wireless controller is as follows. Which of the following configuration descriptions is wrong? [WAC-wlan-view] traffic-profile name wlan-traffic [WAC-wlan-traffic-prof-wlan-traffic] rate-limit client up 2048 [WAC-wlan-traffic-prof-wlan-traffic] rate-limit client down 3072 [WAC-wlan-traffic-prof-wlan-traffic] quit
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- AThe total uplink rate of all terminals under a VAP is limited to 5 Mbps
- BThe uplink rate of each terminal is limited to 2 Mbps
- CThe above speed limit configuration is effective for all terminals under the VAP bound to the traffic
- DThe downlink rate of each terminal is limited to 3 Mbps
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(61 responses)- A79% (48)
- B3% (2)
- C7% (4)
- D11% (7)
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