Refer to the exhibits.
Exhibit 1
Exhibit 2
The server and the switch are forwarding traffic on the Ethernet link shown in the exhibit. How do the server
and switch handle traffic with 802.1p value 3?
A.
The switch provides 40 percent of bandwidth for this traffic. The server uses its local configuration to
determine how to prioritize this traffic.
B.
Both the server and the switch provide 40 percent of bandwidth for this traffic.
C.
The switch provides 60 percent of bandwidth for this traffic. The server uses its local configuration to
determine how to prioritize this traffic.
D.
Both the server and the switch provide 60 percent of bandwidth for this traffic.
Explanation:
answer D
ETS controls bandwidth utilization. In this example, the FCoE traffic (802.1p = 3)
shall be mapped to ETS queue 1, and have 60% of the bandwidth reserved
(during times of congestion). All other traffic (802.1p = 0-2, 4-7) shall be mapped to
ETS queue 0, and have access to 40% of the bandwidth
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