Which two actions can be applied using an Application Policy? (Choose two.)

RUCKUS Application Policies are designed to provide granular control over network traffic by identifying and managing specific applications at Layer 7. When creating a rule within an Application Policy, an administrator can define an action to be taken on the identified application's traffic. The primary actions available are to deny the traffic, apply uplink and/or downlink rate limiting to control its bandwidth consumption, or to modify its Differentiated Services Code Point (DSCP) marking. Modifying the DSCP value is a fundamental mechanism for implementing Quality of Service (QoS), allowing critical applications to be prioritized over less important ones.

B. URL filtering: This is a separate feature that operates based on URLs and web categories, managed under a distinct URL Filtering policy, not an Application Policy.

C. Assign VLAN: VLANs are assigned to a client at the time of association with a WLAN, typically based on the SSID or user role, not dynamically per application.

D. Packet capture: This is a diagnostic and troubleshooting tool used to analyze network traffic, not a policy enforcement action applied by the controller.

1. RUCKUS SmartZone 6.1.0 Administrator Guide (Part Number: 800-72941-001 Rev A), Chapter 22: Services and Profiles, Section: "Creating an Application Policy Rule", Page 588.

This section details the steps for creating an application policy rule and explicitly lists the available actions: "Deny," "Rate Limiting," and "Change DSCP." The "Change DSCP" action is a method of applying Quality of Service.

2. RUCKUS SmartZone 5.2.1 Administration Guide (Part Number: 800-72016-001 Rev B), Chapter 19: Services and Profiles, Section: "Creating an Application Policy Rule", Page 480.

This document corroborates the available actions, stating that for a selected application, the administrator can configure an action to "Deny," apply "Rate Limiting," or "Change DSCP" marking for QoS purposes.