A. The data center would need several devices to achieve its goal.
B. Increased usage of standalone devices is cost-effective.
C. Using integrated blades would only require two devices.
D. Putting all security devices in a single chassis provides a single point of failure.

A. Layer 2
B. Layer 3
C. Layer 4
D. out-of-band

A. prioritization
B. classification
C. fragmentation
D. traffic shaping

A. one-way latency of 150 ms to 200 ms
B. jitter of 30 ms or less
C. packet loss of 2 percent or less
D. 150bps of overhead bandwidth

A. ISL
B. VLAN Trunk
C. VoQ
D. Enhanced ISL

A. RSVP itself provides bandwidth and delay guarantees.
B. For RSVP to be end-to-end， all devices must support RSVP.
C. RSVP reservations are maintained by a centralized reservations server.
D. An RSVP compatible QoS mechanism must be used to implement guarantees according to RSVP reservations.

A. supports multiple protocols
B. works only in a shared or loop environment
C. allows addressing for up to 4 million nodes
D. provides a high speed transport for SCSI payloads

A. 79xx IP phones do not automatically mark voice packets with non-zero DSCP values.
B. 79xx IP phones do not mark protocol packets such as DHCP， DNS， or TFTP with non-zero DSCP values.
C. 79xx IP phones do not mark voice packets with optimal DSCP values.
D. 79xx IP phones use a custom protocol to communicate CDP information to the switch.

A. provide service internetworking
B. support transparency for Layer 2 frames
C. indicate destination as a connection identifier
D. map to the DLCI in service internetworking

A. Neither broadcast nor multicast traffic is ever flooded in VPLS.
B. Multicast traffic is flooded but broadcast traffic is not flooded in VPLS.
C. VPLS emulates an Ethernet switch， with each EMS being analogous to a VLAN.
D. Because U-PE devices act as IEEE 802.1 devices， the VPLS core must use STP.
E. When the provider experiences an outage， IP re-routing restores PW connectivity and MAC re-learning is needed.