Cisco Exam 500-285 Topic 2 Question 65 Discussion

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Question #: 65
Topic #: 2

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What does packet latency thresholding measure?

Athe total elapsed time it takes to process a packet

Bthe amount of time it takes for a rule to process

Cthe amount of time it takes to process an event

Dthe time span between a triggered event and when the packet is dropped

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by Carin at Jul 18, 2024, 12:55 AM

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Daren

2 days ago

I'm going with C. Gotta love those trick questions where the right answer is the most obscure one. Packet latency is for processing events, not packets or rules.

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Karan

4 days ago

Packet latency thresholding? More like packet 'late-ency' thresholding, am I right? (crickets) Okay, sorry, that was a bad one. But seriously, I think D is the answer.

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Annice

13 days ago

This is a tricky one. I'm torn between B and D. Packet latency is all about how long it takes to do something, so I'm leaning towards D.

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Chaya

14 days ago

Hmm, I'm not sure. C sounds like it could be the right answer - the amount of time it takes to process an event. But I'm not 100% confident.

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Fairy

3 days ago

User 1: I think it measures the total elapsed time it takes to process a packet.

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Elly

16 days ago

But isn't it actually the amount of time it takes to process an event?

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Stephanie

19 days ago

I think it measures the time span between a triggered event and when the packet is dropped.

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Yun

29 days ago

I believe it measures the amount of time it takes for a rule to process.

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Brice

1 months ago

D has to be the correct answer. It's measuring the time between a triggered event and when the packet is dropped, right? That's what latency is all about.

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Ben

12 days ago

Absolutely, D is the right choice. It specifically focuses on the time between a triggered event and when the packet is dropped.

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Jill

19 days ago

Latency is indeed about measuring the time span between events, so D makes sense as the correct option.

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Lenna

20 days ago

Yes, you're correct. D is the correct answer. It measures the time between a triggered event and when the packet is dropped.

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Gertude

24 days ago

Absolutely, D is the right choice. It specifically focuses on the time between a triggered event and when the packet is dropped.

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Kaitlyn

25 days ago

Latency is indeed about measuring the time span between events, so D makes sense as the correct option.

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Lauran

26 days ago

Yes, you're correct. D is the correct answer. It measures the time between a triggered event and when the packet is dropped.

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Sharen

1 months ago

I think it's option A. Packet latency thresholding measures the total elapsed time it takes to process a packet. Seems pretty straightforward to me.

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Felicitas

16 days ago

Yeah, that's correct. It's all about the time it takes to process the packet.

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Rupert

27 days ago

I agree, option A makes sense. It measures the total elapsed time it takes to process a packet.

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Elly

1 months ago

I think packet latency thresholding measures the total elapsed time it takes to process a packet.

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