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This outcome is associated with Multifield classification (Use a supported firewall-filter multifield classifier with forwarding-class action.), not the specified action.

This outcome is associated with CoS packet-loss priority (Differentiate forwarding class from packet-loss priority in Junos CoS policy.), not the specified action.

This outcome is associated with Loss-priority assignment (Assign the less critical packets a higher loss priority in classification.), not the specified action.

That alternative applies to CoS packet-loss priority instead. Service queue assignment and relative drop precedence can be controlled independently.

That alternative applies to Multifield classification instead. Packets can be classified using header match fields rather than trusting DSCP alone.

That alternative applies to Loss-priority assignment instead. Congestion drop policy can distinguish the relative discard preference within a queue.

This other case would be better matched to Assign the less critical packets a higher loss priority in classification. Congestion drop policy can distinguish the relative discard preference within a queue.

This other case would be better matched to Use a supported firewall-filter multifield classifier with forwarding-class action. Packets can be classified using header match fields rather than trusting DSCP alone.

This other case would be better matched to Differentiate forwarding class from packet-loss priority in Junos CoS policy. Service queue assignment and relative drop precedence can be controlled independently.

That action targets DSCP behavior aggregate classifier: The network can classify packets using existing DiffServ codepoint markings. It does not directly resolve the stated Forwarding class inspection requirement.

That action targets Ingress classifier attachment: Received packets can actually be mapped to forwarding classes by the policy. It does not directly resolve the stated Forwarding class inspection requirement.

That action targets Forwarding-class mapping: The traffic categories can be separated for different queue treatment. It does not directly resolve the stated Forwarding class inspection requirement.

This outcome is associated with DSCP behavior aggregate classifier (Apply a supported behavior-aggregate DSCP classifier on the incoming interface.), not the specified action.

This outcome is associated with Forwarding-class mapping (Define appropriate CoS forwarding classes and map them to supported distinct queues.), not the specified action.

This outcome is associated with Ingress classifier attachment (Attach the classifier to the intended ingress interfaces in the applicable Junos hierarchy.), not the specified action.

That alternative applies to DSCP behavior aggregate classifier instead. The network can classify packets using existing DiffServ codepoint markings.

That alternative applies to Ingress classifier attachment instead. Received packets can actually be mapped to forwarding classes by the policy.

That alternative applies to Forwarding-class mapping instead. The traffic categories can be separated for different queue treatment.

This other case would be better matched to Apply a supported behavior-aggregate DSCP classifier on the incoming interface. The network can classify packets using existing DiffServ codepoint markings.

This other case would be better matched to Define appropriate CoS forwarding classes and map them to supported distinct queues. The traffic categories can be separated for different queue treatment.

This other case would be better matched to Attach the classifier to the intended ingress interfaces in the applicable Junos hierarchy. Received packets can actually be mapped to forwarding classes by the policy.

That action targets Existing DSCP trust: Untrusted endpoint markings do not automatically obtain privileged forwarding treatment. It does not directly resolve the stated CoS packet-loss priority requirement.

That action targets Multifield classification: Packets can be classified using header match fields rather than trusting DSCP alone. It does not directly resolve the stated CoS packet-loss priority requirement.

That action targets Loss-priority assignment: Congestion drop policy can distinguish the relative discard preference within a queue. It does not directly resolve the stated CoS packet-loss priority requirement.

This outcome is associated with Multifield classification (Use a supported firewall-filter multifield classifier with forwarding-class action.), not the specified action.

This outcome is associated with Existing DSCP trust (Reclassify or remark untrusted ingress traffic according to a controlled classification policy.), not the specified action.

This outcome is associated with Loss-priority assignment (Assign the less critical packets a higher loss priority in classification.), not the specified action.

That alternative applies to Multifield classification instead. Packets can be classified using header match fields rather than trusting DSCP alone.

That alternative applies to Loss-priority assignment instead. Congestion drop policy can distinguish the relative discard preference within a queue.

That alternative applies to Existing DSCP trust instead. Untrusted endpoint markings do not automatically obtain privileged forwarding treatment.

This other case would be better matched to Use a supported firewall-filter multifield classifier with forwarding-class action. Packets can be classified using header match fields rather than trusting DSCP alone.

This other case would be better matched to Assign the less critical packets a higher loss priority in classification. Congestion drop policy can distinguish the relative discard preference within a queue.

This other case would be better matched to Reclassify or remark untrusted ingress traffic according to a controlled classification policy. Untrusted endpoint markings do not automatically obtain privileged forwarding treatment.