4.2 Explain ADEM Configuration for Monitoring Application Performance SD-WAN-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–24

1. 21foundation · easy

   In a Unified SASE deployment, what does ADEM provide that is not typically provided by traditional SD-WAN monitoring?

   • AVisibility into the user's device and the application path beyond the SD-WAN edge
   • BA redundant data path for failover if the primary WAN link fails
   • CA centralized configuration management for all SD-WAN devices
   • DA firewall to protect the branch network from external threats
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2. 22foundation · easy

   What is the primary role of ADEM in a Unified SASE environment?

   • ATo replace the SD-WAN data plane and forward all user traffic directly to the internet
   • BTo provide end-to-end visibility into application performance across the network, from user to application
   • CTo enforce security policies on all application traffic in the SD-WAN fabric
   • DTo automatically reroute traffic to the best link based on real-time performance metrics
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4. 23application · medium

   A manufacturing company has Prisma SD-WAN with ADEM enabled. They are experiencing intermittent issues with a cloud-based ERP application. The ADEM portal shows that the application's performance is degraded, but the Prisma SD-WAN path between the branch and the closest POP appears healthy. What does this scenario demonstrate about ADEM's integration with Prisma SD-WAN?

   • AThe Prisma SD-WAN path metrics are incorrect because ADEM data overrides them
   • BThe ERP application issue is caused by the branch's local network, not the WAN or internet
   • CADEM is unable to monitor cloud applications and only tracks traffic within the SD-WAN fabric
   • DADEM provides visibility beyond the SD-WAN fabric to the cloud application, revealing issues outside the Prisma-managed network
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5. 24expert · hard

   A logistics company uses Prisma SD-WAN with ADEM. They have two paths to a critical application: Path A (MPLS) shows latency 25ms, jitter 8ms, loss 0.2%. Path B (Broadband) shows latency 40ms, jitter 12ms, loss 0.4%. The company's SLA for this application requires latency below 50ms, jitter below 10ms, and loss below 0.3%. The SD-WAN is currently using Path A. What should the administrator do based on the ADEM data?

   • AKeep Path A because it meets the SLA, while Path B violates the jitter and loss thresholds
   • BLoad-balance the traffic across both paths to improve overall performance
   • CSwitch to Path B because it has higher bandwidth for the application
   • DSwitch to Path B because it has lower latency
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