An interface is configured with a speed of 1 Gbps. The interface statistics show a sustained 'bits in' rate of 900 Mbps. What does this indicate?

The interface is operating near its configured capacity.

The interface is not functioning because the rate is too low.

The interface is misconfigured because it exceeds the speed setting.

The interface is experiencing errors.

An administrator is reviewing interface statistics and notices that interface 1.1 has a high number of 'Output Drops' while interface 1.2 has none. The VLAN and self-IP statistics for the associated networks appear normal. What is the most likely cause of the output drops on interface 1.1?

The self-IP is in the wrong subnet

The interface is experiencing congestion or a buffer issue

The interface is receiving malformed packets

The VLAN is configured with the wrong tagged interface

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An interface is configured with a speed of 1 Gbps. The interface statistics show a sustained 'bits in' rate of 900 Mbps. What does this indicate?

An administrator is reviewing interface statistics and notices that interface 1.1 has a high number of 'Output Drops' while interface 1.2 has none. The VLAN and self-IP statistics for the associated networks appear normal. What is the most likely cause of the output drops on interface 1.1?

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