Which Control Plane Policing (CoPP) component defines the traffic classification?
- Class map
- Service policy
- Policy map
- Access list
Explanation: According to the sources, the Class map is the component responsible for traffic classification within a Control Plane Policing (CoPP) policy. While Access Control Lists (ACLs) are initially used to identify specific traffic flows (such as ICMP, SSH, or routing protocols), these identifiers are matched within a class map to define a specific traffic class. Once the traffic is classified, a policy map is used to define the policing actions (such as transmit or drop) for that class, and the entire configuration is activated by applying a service policy to the control plane.
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