A.EAP-FASTEAP-FAS Access Point Protocol （LWAPP） packet is used to generate an 802.1 p priority value in the packets， which are sent to an Ethernet switch by the controllers.
B.The AP will police the 802.1 le priority value to ensure it does not exceed the maximum value allowed for the QoS policy that is assigned to that client.
C.Once the LWAPP packet is received， the AP generates the IEEE 802.1 p priority value.
D.The AP will map the 802.11e priority value to the DSCP value.
E.The AP will map the DSCP value to the outer LWAPP frame.

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

A.IP precedence bits
B.DSCP bits
C.original port numbers
D.DE bits
E.source IP address
F.destination IP address

A.a class can be inentified as a single application .multiple applications with similar service nees.or be based on the source or destination ip addresses.
B.a drawback of the diffserv model is that it does not provide backward compatibility with devices that can only use the tos field.
C.diffserv uses the diffserv field in the MAC header to mark frames into behavior aggregates（BAs）
D.the diffserv field occupies the same eight bits of the mac header that were previously used for the tos field.
E.the first six high-order bits of the diffserv field are used to identify the resource reservation protocol（RSVP） value .
F.the primary goal of diffserv is scalabilty.

A. security services
B. TACACS+services
C. Mpls services
D. Routing services
E. Ppp0e services
F. Poe services

A. incoming interface.outgoing interface.ip precedence.and differentiated services code  P.oint（DSCP）.
B. Incoming interace.ip precedence.differentiated services code point（DSCP），and source or d.estination address.
C. Outgoing interface.ip precedence.differentiated services code point（DSCP）.and source or d.estination address.
D. Incoming interface .outgoing interface.ip precedence and differentiated code point s.ervices（DCPS）
E. Incoming interface .ip precedence .and source or destination address. 
F. Outgoing interface.ip precedence .and source or destination address.

A. telnet traffic originating from the router will be rate limited unless it is destined for hosts 10.1.1.1 or 10.1.1.2
B. the configuration will not rate limit any telnet traffic until it is applied to a router interface.
C. All telnet traffic destined for the router will be rate limited.
D. telnet traffic from hosts 10.1.1.1 and 10.1.1.2 destined for the router will not be rate limited.

A.to configure the location and addition of a wireless lan controller（WLC） using an ip address. 
B.to enable the ：on demand” location of a single rogue AP or rogue client.
C.to configure the communication with a location appliance.
D.to configure the location and addition of a wireless access point using an ip address.

A.weighted RED （WRED） orange or green labels
B.modular QoS CLI （MQC） application layer tags
C.Deficit Round Robin （DRR） precedence bits
D.header compression tags
E.MPLS experimental bits
F.FIFO Layer 2 descriptor labels （L2DL）

A.Layer 2
B.Layer 3
C.Layer 4
D.Layer 2 and Layer 3
E.Layer 3 and Layer 4