A.Control Plane Policing （CoPP） addresses the need to protect the management planes， ensuring routingstability， availability， and critical packet delivery.
B.Control Plane Policing （CoPP） leverages MQC to define traffic classification criteria and to specifyconfigurable policy actions for the classified traffic.
C.Control Plane Policing （CoPP） uses a dedicated "control-plane" command via the Modular QoS CLI （MQC）to provide filtering and rate limiting capabilities.
D.Control Plane Policing （CoPP） uses "service policy" command under relevant interfaces to filter DOS packet to protect routing packets.
E.Control Plane Policing （CoPP） protects the transit management and data traffic through the router.

A.MPLS TE FR
B.MPLS VPN
C.BFD
D.RSVP
E.VPLS
F.SNMP