What is the primary purpose of implementing active/active HA in a branch WAN design?

To reduce the number of devices required in the network.

To increase available bandwidth by using both WAN links simultaneously.

To ensure that one device is always available as a hot standby.

To simplify configuration by using a single active device.

A large enterprise has two data centers, each with a pair of WAN edge routers. The enterprise runs mission-critical applications that require high availability and also has a large amount of non-critical traffic. The network team wants to use both data centers efficiently. They are considering active/active HA across the two data centers. What is the most significant challenge they must address in this design?

Deploying a single firewall at one data center to inspect all traffic

Using a single active/passive pair of routers at one data center and a second pair at the other

Configuring the same ISP for both data centers to simplify routing

Ensuring state synchronization and session persistence across the two geographically separated sites

Which branch WAN scenario is a typical use case for active/passive HA?

A branch with a primary MPLS link and a backup broadband link used only on failure.

A branch that uses both links simultaneously for different applications.

A branch that uses a single link with no backup.

A branch that load-balances traffic across two equal-cost links.

When is active/passive HA most appropriate?

When the primary concern is redundancy rather than increased capacity.

When the network must use all available bandwidth.

When both devices need to share the traffic load.

When state synchronization is not possible.

Which statement correctly compares failover behavior between active/active and active/passive HA?

Active/passive failover is typically faster because the standby is always ready.

Active/active failover is simpler because no state synchronization is needed.

Both designs have identical failover behavior.

Active/active failover requires redistributing traffic, while active/passive requires promoting the standby.

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A large enterprise has two data centers, each with a pair of WAN edge routers. The enterprise runs mission-critical applications that require high availability and also has a large amount of non-critical traffic. The network team wants to use both data centers efficiently. They are considering active/active HA across the two data centers. What is the most significant challenge they must address in this design?
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