Configure Performance Service-Level Agreements (SLA) NSE5-SD-WAN-CORE-ADMINISTRATOR Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–25

1. 21foundation · medium

   Which FortiGate GUI dashboard widget provides a real-time view of SLA compliance for SD-WAN members?

   • ASD-WAN Monitor widget
   • BFirewall Monitor widget
   • CSystem Resources widget
   • DTraffic Shaping widget
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2. 22foundation · medium

   What action can be configured in an SD-WAN rule to respond when an SLA target fails?

   • ASteer traffic to another member that is meeting its SLA
   • BAutomatically adjust the SLA thresholds to be more lenient
   • CIncrease the bandwidth of the failing link
   • DDisable the firewall policy associated with the traffic
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4. 23application · medium

   A network administrator notices that an SD-WAN member link is marked as 'down' in the FortiGate GUI, but users are still passing traffic over it. The administrator checks the SLA monitor and sees the link's latency is 50 ms, jitter is 5 ms, and packet loss is 0%. The SLA target is configured with a latency threshold of 100 ms, jitter of 10 ms, and loss of 1%. What is the most likely reason for the link being marked down?

   • AThe SLA target is configured with a wrong source interface, so probes are sent from the wrong interface.
   • BThe link is administratively disabled in the SD-WAN member configuration.
   • CThe probe packets are being blocked by an intermediate firewall, so the FortiGate cannot receive responses.
   • DThe SLA target is configured with a probe interval that is too long, so the link is considered down between probes.
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5. 24foundation · medium

   Which CLI command displays the current SLA status and performance metrics for SD-WAN members?

   • Aget system performance status
   • Bget router info routing-table all
   • Cget system interface physical
   • Dget system sdwan
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6. 25expert · medium

   A company has two SD-WAN links: Link A (fiber, low latency) and Link B (cable, high latency). The SLA target for Link A has a latency threshold of 50 ms, and Link B has a threshold of 100 ms. Currently, Link A's latency is 45 ms and Link B's latency is 90 ms. Both links are 'up'. A new SD-WAN rule for general internet traffic is configured with 'Volume' strategy. How will traffic be distributed?

   • ATraffic will be sent to the link with the best SLA compliance percentage.
   • BTraffic will be sent to Link B because it has a higher latency threshold.
   • CTraffic will be distributed based on the configured volume ratio (e.g., 50/50 or 70/30).
   • DAll traffic will be sent to Link A because it has lower latency.
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