Mastering Reverse Direction Shaping

Which type of traffic does the reverse direction shaper affect?

What happens when a packet is processed and the bucket contains enough tokens?

What does the shared shaper option affect?

What does enabling the reverse shaper on a traffic shaping policy do?

What does the rate calculation use as a metaphor?

What happens to excess tokens in the bucket?

What does the guaranteed bandwidth feature attempt to do?

What does FortiGate do with non-conforming packets?

What does the reverse shaper do?

What does the shared shaper do?

Which statement best describes the initial burst approach in traffic shaping?

Which type of traffic shaping is particularly useful in SD-WAN deployments?

Which step is NOT part of configuring interface-based shaping?

How many groups or class IDs can be configured for traffic classification by the traffic shaping policy?

What is the maximum total guaranteed bandwidth percentage that can be assigned to all shaping groups in one profile?

What does a shaping profile define?

What is the guaranteed bandwidth for traffic coming from the Admin_Staff network going through port1 in the example given?

What is the guaranteed bandwidth for traffic coming from the Non_Admin_Staff network going through port2 in the example given?

What is the maximum bandwidth for traffic coming from the Non_Admin_Staff network going through port1 in the example given?

What is the maximum bandwidth for traffic coming from the Non_Admin_Staff network going through port2 in the example given?