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H35-210_V2.5 · Question #145

MA5600T supports multiple flow classification technologies. What flow classification technologies are currently supported?

The correct answer is A. Based on user-side VLAN B. Based on the type of user-side service encapsulation C. Based on VLAN + user-side message priority D. Based on VLAN + user-side service encapsulation type. All four options are correct because the MA5600T (Huawei's multi-service access module) supports a comprehensive set of flow classification methods, allowing operators to identify and separate traffic streams using various combinations of VLAN tags, service encapsulation types…

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Question

MA5600T supports multiple flow classification technologies. What flow classification technologies are currently supported?

Options

  • ABased on user-side VLAN
  • BBased on the type of user-side service encapsulation
  • CBased on VLAN + user-side message priority
  • DBased on VLAN + user-side service encapsulation type

How the community answered

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  • A
    100% (28)

Explanation

All four options are correct because the MA5600T (Huawei's multi-service access module) supports a comprehensive set of flow classification methods, allowing operators to identify and separate traffic streams using various combinations of VLAN tags, service encapsulation types (such as PPPoE or IPoE), and 802.1p priority bits. Since this is an "all that apply" question with no wrong distractors, each option represents a distinct, supported classification dimension: VLAN alone (A), encapsulation type alone (B), VLAN combined with priority (C), and VLAN combined with encapsulation type (D). The key insight is that the MA5600T can classify flows using these criteria individually or in combination, giving service providers granular control for QoS and service mapping.

Memory tip: Think of the four options as a 2x2 grid - single-factor (VLAN, encapsulation) versus dual-factor (VLAN+priority, VLAN+encapsulation). If you remember that the MA5600T supports both standalone and combined classification, you'll recall that all options are valid rather than just one or two.

Topics

#Flow Classification#VLAN#Service Encapsulation#QoS

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