Which is the correct order of the four steps to configure CoPP on a Cisco router?

Which is the correct order of the four steps to configure CoPP on a Cisco router?

1) Configure extended ACLs to identify specific granular traffic.
2) Configure the class map to define interesting traffic.
3) Configure a policy map to apply actions to the identified traffic.
4) Configure a service policy to identify which interface should be activated for the service.

1) Configure a service policy to identify which interface should be activated for the service.
2) Configure extended ACLs to identify specific granular traffic.
3) Configure the class map to define interesting traffic.
4) Configure a policy map to apply actions to the identified traffic.

1) Configure extended ACLs to identify specific granular traffic.
2) Configure the class map to define interesting traffic.
3) Configure a service policy to identify which interface should be activated for the service.
4) Configure a policy map to apply actions to the identified traffic.

1) Configure a policy map to apply actions to the identified traffic.
2) Configure a service policy to identify which interface should be activated for the service.
3) Configure extended ACLs to identify specific granular traffic.
4) Configure the class map to define interesting traffic.
Explanation: Control Plane Policing (CoPP) varies based on IOS version and platform version. Therefore, there are general elements that apply to all versions. When configuring CoPP, the steps are as follows:
Create ACLs to identify the traffic.
Create class maps to define a traffic class.
Create policy maps to define a service policy.
Apply the service policy to the control plane.

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