A healthcare organization is deploying SD-WAN and must ensure that patient records traffic is encrypted and isolated from other traffic. The organization also wants to apply this policy consistently across all branches from a single management point. Which SD-WAN capabilities should be combined?

MPLS VPN labels for encryption and per-site firewall rules

Application-aware routing only, without encryption or segmentation

IPsec encryption for overlay tunnels and segmentation to isolate patient records, managed via centralized policy

A single flat overlay network with no segmentation, relying on the underlay for security

A retail chain is rolling out SD-WAN to 200 branch sites. Each site has a 100 Mbps MPLS circuit and a 500 Mbps broadband connection. The company's point-of-sale (POS) application is latency-sensitive and must always use the MPLS path, while guest Wi-Fi traffic should be offloaded to broadband. The SD-WAN solution must enforce this without manual per-site configuration. Which design element should the architect configure to meet these requirements?

Create a separate VLAN for POS devices at each branch and statically route that VLAN to the MPLS interface

Enable equal-cost multipath (ECMP) across both circuits so traffic is load-balanced 50/50

Configure application-aware routing policies that identify POS traffic and steer it to MPLS, with a default broadband path for all other traffic

Set the MPLS circuit as the primary path and configure the broadband link as a backup that activates only on failure

A company is deploying SD-WAN with MPLS, broadband, and LTE at each branch. The company wants to use all three transports for different applications: VoIP on MPLS, web browsing on broadband, and backup traffic on LTE. The design must ensure that if MPLS fails, VoIP automatically moves to the best available transport. Which configuration should be used?

Application-aware routing with SLA monitoring and failover policies that define the preferred transport order for VoIP

ECMP across all three transports for VoIP

A single default route that prefers MPLS, then broadband, then LTE

Static routes that pin VoIP to MPLS and do not allow failover

A company with 50 branches currently uses a hub-and-spoke MPLS WAN. They are migrating to SD-WAN and want to minimize disruption while gradually rolling out to sites. The design must allow new SD-WAN sites to communicate with legacy MPLS sites during the transition. Which migration strategy should be used?

Full mesh SD-WAN overlay deployed only at headquarters, leaving branches on MPLS

Big-bang migration where all 50 sites are converted to SD-WAN in a single maintenance window

Replace all MPLS circuits with broadband before deploying SD-WAN

Phased deployment where SD-WAN edges are added site-by-site, with the SD-WAN overlay interworking with the legacy MPLS network via a gateway

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26application · medium
A healthcare organization is deploying SD-WAN and must ensure that patient records traffic is encrypted and isolated from other traffic. The organization also wants to apply this policy consistently across all branches from a single management point. Which SD-WAN capabilities should be combined?
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27application · medium
A retail chain is rolling out SD-WAN to 200 branch sites. Each site has a 100 Mbps MPLS circuit and a 500 Mbps broadband connection. The company's point-of-sale (POS) application is latency-sensitive and must always use the MPLS path, while guest Wi-Fi traffic should be offloaded to broadband. The SD-WAN solution must enforce this without manual per-site configuration. Which design element should the architect configure to meet these requirements?
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28expert · hard
A company is deploying SD-WAN with MPLS, broadband, and LTE at each branch. The company wants to use all three transports for different applications: VoIP on MPLS, web browsing on broadband, and backup traffic on LTE. The design must ensure that if MPLS fails, VoIP automatically moves to the best available transport. Which configuration should be used?
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29application · medium
A company with 50 branches currently uses a hub-and-spoke MPLS WAN. They are migrating to SD-WAN and want to minimize disruption while gradually rolling out to sites. The design must allow new SD-WAN sites to communicate with legacy MPLS sites during the transition. Which migration strategy should be used?
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30foundation · medium
Which security feature is commonly integrated into SD-WAN to protect data in transit between sites?
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A healthcare organization is deploying SD-WAN and must ensure that patient records traffic is encrypted and isolated from other traffic. The organization also wants to apply this policy consistently across all branches from a single management point. Which SD-WAN capabilities should be combined?

Which security feature is commonly integrated into SD-WAN to protect data in transit between sites?

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