QoS Flashcards

1
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What happens when traffic volume exceeds available bandwidth?

A

Packets queued in memory until resources become available to transmit

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QoS mechanisms enable:

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Higher-priority IP traffic flows (e.g., voice, video) to be forwarded immediately

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what are the 3 QoS mechanisms?

A

classification and marking, policing and shaping, congestion management and avoidance

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What are the sources of network congestion problems?

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latency (delay), jitter (delay variation), packet loss

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what is packet delay?

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the time it takes a packet to travel across a network from source to destination

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what is processing delay?

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The time it takes to accept a packet, examine it, and forward it to the output interface.

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what is serialization delay?

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The time it takes to place the bits of a packet from the NIC onto the media (Copper, Fiber, Wireless).

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what is propagation delay?

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The time it takes to place the bits of a packet from the NIC onto the media (Copper, Fiber, Wireless).

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what is jitter?

A

the variation in the delay of received packets

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10
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voice traffic is susceptible to what problem?

A

packet loss

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what protocol does voice traffic use?

A

RTP – real time protocol

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what type of traffic has no tolerance for packet loss, and is insensitive to delays and drops

A

data (web)

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what type of traffic is sensitive to delays and drops, but can tolerate latency and jitter?

A

voice

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what type of traffic is unpredictable, less resilient to loss than voice, but can tolerate latency and jitter?

A

video

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15
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what are 4 common congestion queuing algorithms?

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  • first in first out — FIFO
  • weighted fair queuing — WFQ
  • class based weighted fair queuing — CBWFQ
  • low latency queuing — LLQ
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16
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which queuing algorithm…
- works on a first come first served basis,
- has no packet priority,
- is the fastest

A

FIFO

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17
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which queuing algorithm…
- uses automated scheduling,
- does not use classification,
- applies priorities (weights) to different traffic and classifies them into flows,
- interactive traffic is given higher priority,

A

WFQ

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18
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which queuing algorithm…
- extends WFQ functionality,
- provides support for user-defined traffic classes

A

CBWFQ

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19
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which queuing algorithm…
- provides strict priority queuing to CBWFQ,
- reduces jitter in voice traffic,
- bandwidth assigned to class determines packet order

A

LLQ

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20
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what are the 3 QoS models?

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  • best effort model (no qos)
  • integrated services (intserv)
  • differentiated services (diffserv)
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21
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which qos model provides the highest guarantee of QoS but it is very resource-intensive and therefore, limited in scalability?

22
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which qos model is less resource-intensive and most scalable (aside from best effort)?

23
Q

what type of tool is weighted random early detection (WRED)?

A

congestion avoidance tool

24
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what type of tools are CBWFQ and LLC?

A

congestion management tools

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what are the 3 categories of qos tools?
classification and marking, congestion avoidance, congestion management
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Which QoS mechanism identifies and categorizes traffic?
classification and marking
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which qos mechanism uses WRED?
congestion avoidance
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Which QoS mechanism could drop or re-mark incoming or outgoing traffic that goes beyond a desired traffic rate?
traffic policing
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Which QoS mechanism can buffer egress traffic rates that momentarily peak above the desired rate?
traffic shaping
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T/F --- DiffServ is less resource intensive and more scalable.
true
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T/F --- IntServ is more resource intensive and less scalable.
true
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T/F --- CBWFQ provides strict priority queuing to LLQ.
false
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t/f --- The CBWFQ and LLQ queuing algorithms are QoS congestion management tools.
true
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t/f --- LLQ provides strict priority queuing to CBWFQ.
true
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t/f --- WRED is a QoS congestion avoidance tool.
true
36
Which queuing algorithm is effective for large links that have little delay and minimal congestion?
fifo
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Which queuing algorithm allows delay-sensitive data such as voice to be sent before packets in other queues?
LLQ
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On a layer 2 switch, which CoS value should be assigned to voice frames?
5 (101)
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On a layer 2 switch, which CoS value should be assigned to best effort frames?
0 (000)
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On a layer 2 switch, which CoS value should be assigned to video conferencing frames?
4 (100)
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On a layer 3 router, which DSCP Decimal value should be assigned to voice packets?
EF (101110)
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Which QoS model is also called "Hard QoS"?
intserv
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Which QoS model provides many different levels of quality?
diffserv
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Which is a QoS model that a network engineer would implement to ensure a source to destination quality of service standard for a specified data flow?
intserv
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Which QoS model provides per-request policy admission control?
intserv
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Which QoS model is also called "Soft QoS"?
diffserv
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what is queuing delay?
the variable amount of time a frame or packet waits before it is transmitted on the link
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Which option is used for marking 802.1Q frames?
class of service (CoS)
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Which option is used for marking Layer 3 packets?
differentiated service code points (DSCP)
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What two fields are available in IPv4 and IPv6 headers to mark packets for QoS?
- type of service - traffic class
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What statement describes the Class of Service field?
it is a layer 2 field