Bandwidth-Intensive Apps Are Important to Business Processes, but They Also

question 103

Multiple Choice

Bandwidth-intensive apps are important to business processes, but they also strain network capabilities and resources. One strategy for regulating network use is to "prioritize traffic" which means:

• A) Allocating network resources to users based on seniority in the organization
• B) Data and apps that are time-delay sensitive, such as voice and video are given priority on the network
• C) Giving priority to users who have faster computers to avoid bottlenecks
• D) Restricting the use of apps, such as voice and video that disproportionally use network bandwidth, to certain times of the day when demand for network resources is low.

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