What Is an SLA? (Choose Two)

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Multiple Choice

What is an SLA? (Choose two)

• A) An SLA is used to provide automated, real-time testing and alarming for throughput, latency, and jitter across a provider's network.
• B) An SLA is an agreement between a customer and a provider that dictates the treatment of customer traffic across the provider's network.
• C) An SLA allows customers to control all traffic within the service provider's network by prioritizing their traffic over others as desired.
• D) An SLA allows a customer to pre-mark traffic and ensure that traffic is treated as per the agreement within the provider's network.
• E) An SLA is a standard set of network QoS policies that a provider shares to all its customers, allowing them to better understand the treatment of traffic within the provider's network.

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A form of power that is derived from possessing knowledge, skills, or expertise in a particular area, which others respect and value.

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