Question

Which of the following describes fair queuing? A technique of load balancing that operates by sending the next transaction to the firewall with the least current workload. An event that triggers an alarm but should not have because the traffic or event actually is benign. A form of IDS/IPS detection based on a collection of samples, patterns, signatures, and so on. A written expression of an item of concern (protocol, port, service, application, user, and IP address) and one or more actions to take when the item of concern appears in traffic.

Answer 1

Answer:

a. a technique of load balancing that operates by sending the next transaction to the firewall with the least current workload

Explanation:

A technique of load balancing that operates by sending the next transaction to the firewall with the least current workload describes fair queuing.

Answer 2

Answer:

a) A technique of load balancing that operates by sending the next transaction to the firewall with the least current workload.

Explanation:

Fair queueing is a technique of load balancing that operates by sending the next transaction to the firewall with the least current workload.

In multimedia networks, fair queueing plays an important role because in the multimedia networks, both wired nodes and wireless nodes share the same resources. The GPS (Generalized Processor Sharing) is where the fair queueing algorithm emphasizes on.