Designing Cisco Enterprise Networks (ENSLD) — Question 104
An engineer must propose a QoS architecture model that allows an application to inform the network of its traffic profile and to request a particular type of service to support its bandwidth and delay requirements. The application requires consistent and dedicated bandwidth end to end. Which QoS architecture model meets these requirements?
Answer options
- A. DiffServ
- B. LLQ
- C. WRED
- D. IntServ
Correct answer: D
Explanation
The correct answer is IntServ, as it is designed to provide guaranteed bandwidth and low latency for applications by reserving resources along the path. In contrast, DiffServ offers a more scalable approach through traffic classification rather than strict guarantees, LLQ prioritizes specific traffic but does not ensure end-to-end bandwidth, and WRED is primarily used for congestion management rather than for guaranteeing service levels.