Which statement best describes weighted round robin queuing?
A. Classified traffic is allocated a percentage of the total switch bandwidth according to the level of its priority queue. All other traffic is automatically assigned a lower than normal priority level to create a bandwidth reserve for the highest priority queue.
B. Classified traffic is allocated a percentage of the total switch bandwidth according to the level of its priority queue. If there is no competing traffic, all of the switch bandwidth is available to all traffic, regardless of priority.
C. Each queue holds classified traffic according to priority, and is allocated bandwidth in order from highest to lowest queue number. As higher priority traffic is serviced, lower priority traffic gets better access to the remaining bandwidth through dynamic resource reallocation.
D. Switch bandwidth is automatically allocated to the highest priority traffic. All other traffic is held in queues and allocated any remaining bandwidth. As high priority traffic is serviced, the queues are dynamically reallocated to support lower priority traffic.
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