2.2 Identify and Describe Site-Specific Settings SD-WAN-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   How are WAN interfaces typically configured for a site in SD-WAN?

   • AThey are not configurable in SD-WAN
   • BThey use the same IP address as the LAN interface
   • CThey are automatically assigned by the cloud controller
   • DThey are configured with site-specific IP addresses and subnet masks
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2. 2foundation · easy

   What is the purpose of configuring site-specific subnets in SD-WAN?

   • ATo eliminate the need for NAT at the site
   • BTo allow each site to have its own unique LAN addressing scheme
   • CTo increase the number of WAN interfaces available
   • DTo ensure all sites use the same IP range for simplicity
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4. 3foundation · easy

   How are policy settings applied in a per-site manner?

   • ABy configuring policies globally and applying them to all sites
   • BBy using the same policy for every site automatically
   • CBy writing policies on each device manually
   • DBy attaching policy profiles to the site's configuration
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5. 4foundation · easy

   What is an example of a site-specific security service in SD-WAN?

   • AThe site's physical location
   • BThe WAN link bandwidth
   • CA local security profile for the site's internet break-out
   • DGlobal threat prevention profile applied to all sites
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6. 5foundation · easy

   How are local services configured for a site in SD-WAN?

   • AThey are not supported in SD-WAN
   • BThey are automatically enabled on all sites
   • CThey are configured as part of the site's specific settings
   • DThey are only available at hub sites
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