If the token bucket contains 500 Bytes and the arriving packet is 400 then: O a. All statements are INCORRECT O b. Conform action & the remaining bytes in the bucket would be 200 Bytes OC. Exceed action & the remaining bytes in the bucket would be 100 Bytes Od The packet will be dropped as there no enough tokens in the bucket

If the token bucket contains 500 Bytes and the arriving packet is 400 then: O a. All statements are INCORRECT O b. Conform action & the remaining bytes in the bucket would be 200 Bytes OC. Exceed action & the remaining bytes in the bucket would be 100 Bytes Od The packet will be dropped as there no enough tokens in the bucket

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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Chapter4: Making Decisions

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