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Arista ACE-A1.2 Exam - Topic 1 Question 127 Discussion

What does LANZ do?
A) LANZ reports on microbursting events at extremely small intervals of time.
B) LANZ alters the flow of frames based on an interfaces high and low queue-thresholds.
C) LANZ is a form of QoS that allows for microsecond-levels of precision on interfaces that support it.
D) LANZ is the means whereby late packets can be analyzed. Data center switches sometimes suffer from a problem known as microbursting, wherein the buffers become overrun and drop packets. The problem is that these microbursts happen often at microsecond intervals, so the switches never report them. These prob lems can be horrific to diagnose, and even worse to try and explain to executives. That is, unless you have an Arista switch with latency analyzer (LANZ)

Arista ACE-A1.2 Exam - Topic 1 Question 127 Discussion

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Question #: 127
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What does LANZ do?

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Benton
21 hours ago
Totally agree, it's a lifesaver for diagnosing packet drops!
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Yolando
6 days ago
LANZ helps with microbursting issues.
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Felicidad
11 days ago
I practiced a question similar to this, and I think LANZ is definitely tied to QoS and precision, but I’m not confident about the exact details.
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Ariel
16 days ago
I feel like LANZ might be about analyzing late packets, but I also remember it having something to do with reporting microbursting events.
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Keith
22 days ago
I remember studying about microbursting and how LANZ helps with that, but I can't recall if it directly alters frame flow based on queue thresholds.
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Fausto
27 days ago
I think LANZ is related to QoS, but I'm not entirely sure if it specifically allows for microsecond precision.
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