Given a policing target of 125 Bps and a burst of 8000 bits, which configuration choice completes this task?

The question specifies a policing target of 125 Bps (Bytes per second) and a burst of 8000 bits. Cisco QoS configurations, particularly for policing, typically use kilobits per second (kbps) for rate and bytes for burst. First, convert the rate: 125 Bps 8 bits/Byte = 1000 bits/second = 1 kbps. So, the rate should be configured as 1000. Next, convert the burst: 8000 bits / 8 bits/Byte = 1000 Bytes. So, the burst should be configured as 1000. Therefore, "Configure 1000 for rate and 1000 for burst" is the correct choice. Incorrect options: "Configure 125 for rate and 1000 for burst" uses Bps for rate and Bytes for burst, which is inconsistent with Cisco's typical kbps/Bytes configuration. "Configure 125 for rate and 8000 for burst" uses Bps for rate and bits for burst, which is incorrect. "Configure 1000 for rate and 64000 for burst" has the correct rate but an incorrect burst value (64000 bits is 8000 Bytes, not 1000 Bytes).