A.DiffServ requires RSVP to set up a path through the network to accommodate the requested QoS.
B.Network traffic is identified by class， and the level of service is chosen for each class.
C.The DiffServ model relies on a fairly simple mechanism to provide QoS over a wide range of equipment.
D.RSVP enables the DiffServ model to provide end-to-end QoS.
E.The DiffServ model is more scalable than the IntServ model.
F.The flow-based approach of the DiffServ model is ideal for large scalable implementations such as the public Internet.

A.AutoQos Enterprise
B.AutoQoS Campus
C.AutoQoS VoIP
D.AutoQoS LAN

A.CBWFQ
B.LLQ
C.traffic shaping
D.WRED

A.policy routing
B.increase link capacity
C.WRED
D.CBWFQ
E.LFI
F.WFQ

A.The customer uses SNMP statistics to create the policy.
B.QoS policy templates are generated and installed on the interface.
C.RTP is used to generate the policy.
D.LLQ，cRTP，and LFI are used to automatically discover the policy.
E.The auto-generated policy is manually optimized before implementation.
F.Auto-discovery is used to determine what traffic is on the interface.

A.WPA is based on the outdated IEEE 802.11i standard.
B.WPA uses RSN，which uses the same base encryption algorithm as RC4.
C.WPA requires a hardware upgrade that may not be supported by all vendors.
D.WPA uses TKIP，which uses the same base encryption algorithm as WEP.
E.WPA is susceptible to a DoS attack when it receives two packets in quick succession with bad MICs，forcing the AP to shut down the entire Basic Service Set （BSS） for one minute.
F.WPA is susceptible to a security weakness when preshared keys are used.

A.LEAP
B.EAP-FAST
C.PEAP
D.EAP-TLS

A.End-to-end delay is the sum of propagation delays，processing delays，serialization delays，and queuing delays.
B.Coast-to-coast end-to-end delay over an optical link is about 20 ms.
C.Processing delay depends on various factors，which include CPU speed，CPU utilization，IP switching mode， and router architecture.
D.Propagation and serialization delays are related to the media.
E.Propagation delay is the time it takes to transmit a packet and is measured in bits-per-second （bps）.
F.Serialization delay is the time it takes for a router to take the packet from an input interface and put it into the output queue of the output interface.

A.class-based weighted fair queuing （CBWFQ）
B.low latency queuing （LLQ）
C.priority queuing （PQ） or custom queuing （CQ）
D.Real-Time Transport Protocol （RTP） header compression
E.TCP header compression
F.UDP header compression

A.On each router， under the dial-peer voice 1 pots configuration， add the port fa0/0 command.
B.On each router， under the dial-peer voice 1 pots configuration， add the port 1/0/0 command.
C.On each router， configure dial-peer voice 1 as a voip connection and configure dial-peer voice 2 as a pots connection.
D.Under the dial-peer voice 1 pots configuration， change the destination pattern of 1111 to 2222 on the R1 router， and 2222 to 1111 on the R2 router.
E.Under the dial-peer voice 2 voip configuration， change the destination pattern of 1111 to 2222 on the R1 router， and 2222 to 1111 on the R2 router.
F.Under the dial-peer voice 2 voip configuration， change the destination target address of 10.2.2.2 to 10.1.1.1 on the R1 router， and the destination target address of 10.1.1.1 to 10.2.2.2 on the R2 router.