A.Most ISPs do not provide QoS for residential broadband. Asymmetric bandwidth reduces the chance of downstream congestion when traffic from Internet sites competes for bandwidth with IP voice traffic.
B.Additional downstream bandwidth compensates for insufficient upstream bandwidth. The aggregate bandwidth provides the same result. 
C.The additional bandwidth is needed to access more than one site. Most HTTP traffic is downstream. 
D.The additional downstream bandwidth allows the Enterprise VPN device to send the IP voice packets much faster, allowing them to reach the Teleworker network with less latency.

A.when all access to the Internet is through the IPSec tunnel
B.when there is direct Internet access via split-tunneling
C.when there is no Internet access configured through the Teleworker router
D.whenever you have IOS-Firewall (CBAC) configured

A.QoS pre-classify permits making QoS decisions based on elements from the unencrypted IP packet.
B.QoS pre-classify is required when encrypting voice.
C.QoS pre-classify is an advantage to Service Providers transporting encrypted packets.
D.QoS pre-classify is not designed for IPSec/GRE configurations.

A.when a router between the Teleworker router and the head-end VPN router is doing NAT/pNAT and does not support IPSec pass-through 
B.when the Teleworker router itself is doing NAT/pNAT
C.always
D.never

A.Deploy all three groups with a QoS service policy, choosing the parameters for Traffic Shaping based on the average uplink speed across the three groups. 
B.Teleworkers in Groups A and B should inquire with their DSL providers for subscriptions with higher uplink bandwidths. 
C.Teleworkers in Group C should change their subscriptions to DSL for deployment consistency.
D.Teleworkers in Group A should upgrade their subscription to obtain static IP addresses 
E.Teleworkers in Group A should inquire with their DSL providers for subscriptions with higher downlink bandwidths.