A network administrator is configuring QoS on a switch. The goal is to trust the DSCP markings of traffic coming from a specific server, but re-mark all other traffic on the same port. What is the most effective way to achieve this?

Use a class map to match the server's MAC address and set the trust state to CoS for that traffic.

Use a policy map to match the server's IP address and set the trust state to DSCP for that traffic.

Set the port to trust DSCP globally and rely on the server to mark correctly.

Set the port to untrusted and apply a static DSCP value to all traffic.

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