Match the queuing algorithm with its description. (Not all options apply.)
| This enables the creation of 256 queues, serving up to 256 traffic classes. Each queue is based on the bandwidth assigned to that class. | CBWFQ |
| This algorithm services all queues in sequence with only one packet being serviced in each queue at any given time. | Round Robin |
| This algorithm uses a set of 4 queues (high, medium, normal and low) and are served in strict priority order. | PQ |
| This can serve up to 256 classes of traffic and is combined with priority queueing to meet the requirements of real time traffic. | LLQ |
| This algorithm automatically divides the interface bandwidth by the number of flows (weighted by IP precedence) to allocate bandwidth fairly among all flows. | WFQ |
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