Cisco Implementing Cisco Service Provider Mobile Unlicensed Small Cell Solutions - 500-202 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. higher reliability by using two 10 GbE ports B. higher capacity and reliability by using two 10 GbE ports C. higher capacity and reliability by using eight 1 GbE ports D. high reliability by using eight 1 GbE ports

A. selling location-based advertising B. offering a usage-based Internet subscription service C. gathering and analyzing information about subscriber behavior and selling that information to businesses D. providing Over-The-Top Internet services

A. home agent B. IPv4-to-IPv6 translation bridge C. Local Mobility Anchor D. Cisco eWAG E. MAG

A. The unlicensed small cell sites need to be identified and acquired before any AP placement plan can be started. B. For existing service providers, the unlicensed small cell planning must be done in conjunction with the provider's macro cellular plan. C. The unlicensed small cell planning should be integrated with the service provider's existing planning process and tools. D. For planning consistency, a single AP antenna model should be identified and used throughout the plan.

A. Based on subscriber policies, the ISG can update the subscriber's authorization settings on the AAA (Change of Authority). B. The ISG can query the AAA for a list of applications (traffic types) that the subscriber is authorized to pass into the network (Control of Applications). C. The AAA server can notify the ISG to change the policies assigned to a subscriber (Change of Authorization). D. The ISG does not need to use an encryption key when communicating to the AAA server (Common Authority).

A. The wireless access network provides the address. B. The MAG provides the address. C. The LMA provides the IP address. D. The address comes from a RADIUS authentication request.