A tax assessor must classify civic voice and SCADA into DiffServ PH…

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A tax assessor must classify civic voice and SCADA into DiffServ PHBs on IOS XE edge routers. Which MQC structure correctly implements that classification and marking?

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Use class-maps to match traffic, a policy-map to mark/set PHBs, and service-policy to attach the policy to interfaces — MQC is the three-step recipe: pick the ingredients (class-map), cook the treatment (policy-map marks and queues), then plate it on an interface (service-policy). That is how voice and SCADA get real DiffServ PHBs instead of hope-and-FIFO.

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Shape all traffic identically with a single FIFO queue and ignore class-maps

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Mark packets only on the WAN carrier CPE because campus routers cannot use MQC

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Rely solely on port numbers in ACLs without any policy-map attachment

A tax assessor must classify civic voice and SCADA into DiffServ PHBs on IOS XE edge routers. Which MQC structure correctly implements that classification and marking?

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