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300-410 Practice Question: The default inter-packet interval (in…
What is the default inter-packet interval (in milliseconds) for an IP SLA UDP Jitter operation?
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20 ms
The default inter-packet interval for UDP Jitter is 20 milliseconds. This is the delay between sending successive packets within a single probe.
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10 ms
Why it's wrong here
10 ms is not the default; it can be configured.
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20 ms
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Correct. The default inter-packet interval is 20 ms.
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50 ms
Why it's wrong here
50 ms is not the default.
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100 ms
Why it's wrong here
100 ms is not the default.
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