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| Exam Code/Number: | 642-785Join the discussion |
| Exam Name: | Maintaining Cisco Service Provider Quality of Service (MSPQS) |
| Certification: | Cisco |
| Question Number: | 91 |
| Publish Date: | Oct 22, 2026 |
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Where would a service provider apply this policy?
interface Gi1/1 service-policy output SP-POLICY
policy-map SP-POLICY class CLASS-REALTIME priority set cos 5 ! class CLASS-HIPRIORITY bandwidth remaining percent 75 set cos 3 ! class CLASS-BASIC bandwidth remaining percent 20 set cos 1 !
class class-default set cos 1 ! end-policy-map
class-map match-any CLASS-BASIC match dscp af11 af12 af13 end-class-map ! class-map match-any CLASS-REALTIME match dscp ef af42 af43 end-class-map ! class-map match-any CLASS-HIPRIORITY match dscp af21 af22 end-class-map !
Refer to the exhibit.
A customer reports that data between their sites across your network is very slow and that
voice and video quality are unacceptable. Packet traces of data coming in from and going out to the customer confirm that many packets are being dropped in your network, and many of those that are not dropped are being remarked to CS1. Class maps and a policy map configured as shown are applied inbound to the Fast Ethernet interfaces that connect the customer. What could be the problem?
Which statement about the MQC configuration shown here for the class-default traffic class is true?
policy-map CE-EDGE-4CLASS-OC3-POS-1
class class-default
bandwidth percent 25
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Refer to the exhibit.
Traffic in CLASS-B is not getting a minimum bandwidth of 192 kb/s in this policy map. What can be done to correct this?
Refer to the exhibit.
A customer has commented that voice quality is not meeting expectations when calls cross your network. This voice packet was captured from the egress link to the customer. This capture is representative of the customer's voice packets across your network and the queuing method shown is representative of packet treatment across your network. How might the problem be corrected?