Practice question 32 of 180 · medium
Managed Shortpath packets leave hosts marked DSCP 46. A WAN router ignores markings and uses one FIFO queue. The host policy also applies an unnecessarily low outbound throttle. Which two changes address these findings?
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- Remove the unnecessary outbound throttle from the prioritization policy
- Configure the router to honor the intended traffic classification and priority queue
Correct marking is only one part of QoS. Honor it throughout the controlled path and avoid imposing a throttle that contradicts the desired experience. Option explanations: A. Remove the unnecessary outbound throttle from the prioritization policy: The documented prioritization-only policy leaves throttling unset; a low cap can degrade the stream. B. Increase the configured profile maximum to alter the router's queue: Profile capacity cannot change packet queuing. C. Treat TCP reverse connect as the transport supported by this managed Shortpath QoS method: The documented managed Shortpath QoS policy applies to its UDP path, not TCP reverse-connect transport. D. Configure the router to honor the intended traffic classification and priority queue: End-to-end managed QoS requires the network devices to apply consistent priorities. Sources: Implement Quality of Service (QoS) for Azure Virtual Desktop — https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/rdp-quality-of-service-qos
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