Match the state with its marking in a DSCP two token bucket mechanism environment. (Not all options apply.)

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Based on the image provided, which refers to a DSCP two token bucket mechanism used in Quality of Service (QoS) for network traffic, the correct matches for each state with its marking are:

• Conform: This type of traffic is usually transmitted, optionally remarked, and is marked as green.
• Exceed: This type of traffic is marked as yellow and can be dropped or marked down and transmitted.
• Violate (or Drop): This type of traffic is marked red and usually dropped, but can be optionally marked down and transmitted.

In a two-token bucket mechanism, conforming packets are typically transmitted immediately, while packets that exceed the rate limit might still be transmitted but with a lower priority (and potentially remarked with a different DSCP value). Packets that violate the policy are usually dropped unless there’s a policy in place that allows them to be transmitted, often with a less favorable marking for QoS.