H12-821_V1.0 · Question #1118
The traffic limiting policy feature only supports the number of connections initiated by the specified IP or the number of connections received.
The correct answer is B. FALSE. B (FALSE) is correct because traffic limiting policies are not restricted to only those two metrics - they typically support a broader range of criteria, such as request rates, bandwidth thresholds, concurrent sessions, and packet rates, in addition to connection counts by IP…
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- ATRUE
- BFALSE
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(62 responses)- A19% (12)
- B81% (50)
Explanation
B (FALSE) is correct because traffic limiting policies are not restricted to only those two metrics - they typically support a broader range of criteria, such as request rates, bandwidth thresholds, concurrent sessions, and packet rates, in addition to connection counts by IP and received connections.
Option A (TRUE) is wrong because it incorrectly treats the policy as narrowly scoped. The word "only" is the trap here - it implies an exclusive limitation that does not reflect how these features actually work in practice.
Memory tip: Watch for absolute restrictive language like "only," "always," or "never" in exam statements - these are often FALSE because real-world network policy features are designed to be flexible and multi-dimensional, not artificially constrained to just one or two parameters.
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