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What is the most likely cause for this issue?

An ISP has an IP/MPLS core network. Recently, after replacing low-capacity routers with two
Cisco Carrier Routing System routers, customer has complained about reduced application
performance (slow website access). What is the most likely cause for this issue?

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A.
After the two CRS-1s are inserted, other low-capacity routers are not up to the forwarding
performance of CRS.

B.
The addition of two CRS-1 routers has caused increased queuing latency.

C.
Packet forwarding on the CRS-1s are processed by the RP CPU.

D.
The policer used by LPTS on CRS-1s is dropping some traffic.

E.
The default interface MTU setting of 1500 bytes on the CRS-1s is causing MPLS packet
fragmentation.


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