An organization has purchased a Frame Relay service from a provider. The service agreement specifies that the access rate is 512 kbps, the CIR is 384 kbps, and the Bc is 32 kbps. What will happen when the customer sends a short burst of frames above 450 kbps?
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An organization has purchased a Frame Relay service from a provider. The service agreement specifies that the access rate is 512 kbps, the CIR is 384 kbps, and the Bc is 32 kbps. What will happen when the customer sends a short burst of frames above 450 kbps?
- The frames are marked with the DE bit set to 1 and are most likely forwarded.
- The frames are marked with the DE bit set to 0 and are most likely forwarded.
- The frames are marked with the DE bit set to 0 and are allowed to pass.
- The frames are marked with the DE bit set to 1 and are most likely dropped.
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