Which concept describes the time-bound uptime objective for a service in the SWVC model?

• A. SWVC Reserved Prefixes
• B. SWVC End Point Identifier
• C. SWVC Service Uptime Objective Service Attribute
• D. SWVC List of Policies

Answer: (C)

The time-bound uptime objective for a service is modeled as a Service Attribute of the SWVC service. This attaches the reliability goal directly to the service itself, making the uptime target part of what the service promises rather than something tied to a specific endpoint or routing element. Because the objective is time-bound, it specifies a target availability for a defined period, which supports monitoring, reporting, and SLA enforcement across the entire service regardless of where traffic flows. Reserved Prefixes deal with address space, End Point Identifier identifies a particular device, and List of Policies covers rules and behavior—none of these encode a service-wide uptime commitment, so the dedicated service attribute best fits the concept.