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Domain 2Objective 6
2.6 Create and Apply SD-WAN Routing and Service-Level Agreement (SLA) Policies NETWORK-SECURITY-ANALYST Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the Policy Creation and Application domain, which accounts for 30% of the NETWORK-SECURITY-ANALYST exam.
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An organization has two SD-WAN links to its data center. The finance department's traffic must use the link with the lowest packet loss, while all other traffic can use either link. The administrator has already created an SLA profile that measures packet loss. What is the next step to apply this requirement?
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A hospital has two links to its central server: a primary link with low jitter and a secondary link with higher bandwidth. The hospital's electronic health record (EHR) system requires low jitter for real-time updates. The administrator wants the EHR traffic to use the link with the lowest jitter at any given time. What should be configured?
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A logistics company has three links to its central office: a fiber link, a cable link, and a 4G LTE link. The company wants to prioritize traffic as follows: video conferencing should use the link with the lowest jitter, while file transfers should use the link with the highest bandwidth. The administrator has created SLA profiles for jitter and bandwidth. What is the correct way to implement this?
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In a Palo Alto Networks SD-WAN environment, which component is responsible for controlling how traffic is distributed across multiple WAN links?
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What is the primary purpose of an SD-WAN routing policy in a Palo Alto Networks SD-WAN environment?
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