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CCNP Practice Question: Drag and drop the steps of configuring LLQ (Low…
Drag and drop the steps of configuring LLQ (Low Latency Queuing) on a Cisco router into the correct order, from first to last.
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Create class-map for real-time traffic
The correct order for configuring LLQ (Low Latency Queuing) on a Cisco router is: first, create a class-map to define the traffic class for real-time traffic (A). Next, configure the priority command in a policy-map to assign priority queuing to that class (B). Then, set bandwidth and queue-limit parameters for the priority queue within the policy-map (C). After the policy-map is complete, apply it to the interface using the service-policy output command (D). Finally, verify the priority queue operation using show policy-map (E). This sequence ensures proper classification, queuing, and activation.
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Create class-map for real-time traffic
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This is the first step: create a class-map to identify the real-time traffic that needs priority treatment.
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Configure priority command in policy-map
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This is the second step: in the policy-map, use the priority command to designate the class as a priority queue.
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Set bandwidth and queue-limit
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This is the third step: configure bandwidth and queue-limit for the priority queue within the policy-map.
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Apply service-policy output on interface
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This is the fourth step: apply the service-policy output to the interface to activate the policy.
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Verify priority queue with show policy-map
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This is the final step: use show policy-map to verify that the priority queue is functioning correctly.
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