Which of the following switch or router capabilities can help improve VoIP call quality on a LAN?
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QoS policies that give preference to VoIP packets
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Pre-emptive packet drop to limit packet delay
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MPLS to speed general traffic handling
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DiffServ to give preference to VOIP packets
EXPLANATION
While all of these approaches can produce faster throughput for VoIP
packets, only QoS is widely enough implemented to make sense on a LAN.
MPLS is primarily a WAN technology;
DiffServ is not widely implemented,
and pre-emptive packet drop techniques won't solve all VoIP delay
issues, nor guarantee call quality (or even packet delivery).
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