Which element is used to define the rate in bits per second
that a Frame Relay switch agrees to transfer data?
A. clock rate (CP)
B. Committed Information Rate (CIR)
C. Local Management Interface (LMI)
D. data link connection identifier (DICI)
E. Committed Rate Measurement Intercal (CRIMI)
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Answer / seyedfazil
Ans: a, in framerelay clock rate is defined the rate
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