A.IP addressing design plans so that the network can be appropriately segmented to mitigate potential network threats
B.a list of the customer requirements
C.detailed security device specifications
D.results from pilot network testing

A.CEF was not properly configured.
B.OSPF was not properly configured for graceful restart.
C.Stateful switchover was not correctly configured.
D.NSF for OSPF is only supported in area 0.

A.UDP port 2020
B.UDP port 1967
C.TCP port 2020
D.ICMP port 1967

A.required at the destination to implement Cisco IOS IP SLA services
B.improves measurement accuracy
C.required for VoIP jitter measurements
D.provides security on Cisco IOS IP SLA messages via LEAP or EAP-FAST authentication
E.responds to one Cisco IOS IP SLA operation per port
F.stores the resulting test statistics

A.only implemented between Cisco source and destination-capable devices
B.statistics provided by syslog， CLI， and SNMP
C.measures delay， jitter， packet loss， and voice quality
D.only monitors VoIP traffic flows
E.provides active monitoring
F.provides passive monitoring

A.Test major changes before deployment and defer minor changes until during deployment. 
B.Document and verify rollback procedures.
C.Ensure consistency of code versions across the network.
D.Progressively modify procedures and documentation during implementation.

A.work staff attributes， such as skills and communication
B.redundancy， to prevent single points of failure
C.processes， such as documentation， change control， and labs
D.appropriate technology， such as hardware and software
E.tools， such as those for monitoring and reporting

A.pleting aggressive implementation schedule
B.Stateful Switchover
C.pany and user expectations
D.Nonstop Forwarding
E.change control processes
F.dual devices and dual links

A.jitter
B.delay
C.PoE
D.bandwidth
E.packet loss

A.allowed codecs
B.native VLAN
C.auxiliary VLAN
D.Cisco Unified Communications Manager IP address
E.RSTP