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Where in the configuration would you create the necessary bandwidth limits?

You are asked to apply individual upload and download bandwidth limits to YouTube traffic.
Where in the configuration would you create the necessary bandwidth limits?

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A.
under the [edit security application-firewall] hierarchy

B.
under the [edit security policies] hierarchy

C.
under the [edit class-of-service] hierarchy

D.
under the [edit firewall policer <policer-name>] hierarchy

Explanation:

Reference :http://forums.juniper.net/t5/SRX-Services-Gateway/Need-help-with-bandwidthuploading-downloading-polcier/td-p/146666

11 Comments on “Where in the configuration would you create the necessary bandwidth limits?

  1. Silver coin says:

    C is the correct answer. We need to do it per application, not per interface. Per application we use [edit class-of-service application-traffic-control].




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  2. Juniper says:

    I agree with Silver coin. Quote from the Advanced Security book:
    As you configure an AppQoS, you must specify an application on which to match. You can choose just one application, an application group, known and unknown applications or all applications…

    [edit class-of-service]
    show application-traffic-control




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  3. Juniper-Spearhead says:

    This exam has changed completely. I mean COMPLETELY. None of the questions listed here are same in the exam. I took it today and it is totally different. Just an FYI for other takers.




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  4. seshdeva says:

    Answer should be ” D ”

    http://kb.juniper.net/library/CUSTOMERSERVICE/technotes/350141.pdf

    The first step is to define a policer under the [firewall policers] hierarchy, which allows the specification of a
    generic policer that can be applied to either single or multiple filters.
    firewall {
    policer {
    [logical-interface-policer];
    if-exceeding {
    bandwidth-limit ;
    bandwidth-percent ;
    burst-size-limit ;
    }
    then {
    discard;
    forwarding-class ;
    loss-priority [low|medium-low|medium-high|high];
    }
    }
    }




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