Which of the following descriptions about independent control and overall control of uplink and downlink bandwidth in the bandwidth channel are correct? (Multiple choice)

Question

Options

• AIn addition to the fine-grained control method of independently controlling uplink and downlink
• BWhen the traffic transmission direction is in the same direction as the bandwidth policy, it is
• CWhen the traffic transmission direction is opposite to the bandwidth policy, it is defined as
• DThe maximum bandwidth, guaranteed bandwidth and connection limit all support the separate

• A
  79% (19)
• B
  17% (4)
• C
  4% (1)

Explanation

Options A and D are correct because bandwidth channel configurations support fine-grained, independent control of uplink and downlink directions, and all three key parameters - maximum bandwidth, guaranteed bandwidth, and connection limit - can each be set separately per direction. This gives administrators granular flexibility to shape traffic asymmetrically (e.g., restricting downloads more than uploads).

Options B and C are distractors that likely describe "same-direction" and "opposite-direction" traffic relative to the policy as if they define a meaningful behavioral distinction for independent control - but direction alignment does not determine whether independent control applies; the feature works regardless of traffic direction.

Memory tip: Think of it as a two-lane highway with independent speed limits per lane (A = you can control each lane separately; D = the tools - max speed, minimum speed, vehicle limit - all apply per lane). B and C are about which way cars are traveling, which is irrelevant to whether you can control each lane.

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