2.2 Identify and Describe Site-Specific Settings SD-WAN-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16foundation · easy

   Which statement best describes the scope of site-specific settings in SD-WAN?

   • AThey are global settings that override all other configurations
   • BThey encompass all configuration elements that define how a site operates within the SD-WAN
   • CThey are limited to physical hardware configuration
   • DThey apply only to the WAN edge device at the site
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2. 17application · medium

   A company is deploying SD-WAN at a branch office that has two WAN uplinks: a primary MPLS circuit and a backup broadband connection. The branch uses a /24 LAN subnet. The engineer needs to configure the site's WAN interfaces so that the SD-WAN appliance can properly route traffic and apply policies. Which configuration is essential for each WAN interface?

   • ASet both WAN interfaces to use the same IP address to simplify configuration.
   • BAssign an IP address and subnet mask from the LAN subnet to each WAN interface.
   • CConfigure the WAN interface with the ISP-provided IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.
   • DLeave the WAN interfaces unnumbered and rely on the LAN gateway for routing.
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4. 18application · medium

   A large branch office is considered critical to business operations and must remain available even if one of its SD-WAN appliances fails. The branch has two appliances that can be paired for redundancy. The engineer needs to configure high availability for this site. What should the engineer do?

   • AEnable load balancing between the two appliances without HA configuration.
   • BConfigure both appliances as independent sites with the same site ID.
   • CUse only one appliance and rely on the WAN links for redundancy.
   • DConfigure the two appliances in an HA pair with active/passive mode.
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5. 19application · medium

   A security team wants to monitor a specific branch site for suspicious traffic patterns and receive alerts when a potential threat is detected. The team also wants to retain logs from that site for compliance purposes. What should the engineer configure for the branch site?

   • ADisable logging at the branch to reduce overhead.
   • BEnable site-specific logging and configure alerting for security events.
   • CConfigure the branch to send logs only to the local console.
   • DUse the same logging configuration as the headquarters site.
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6. 20application · medium

   A company is deploying SD-WAN with a hub-and-spoke topology. One branch site is being configured to allow direct internet access for Office 365 traffic, while all other traffic goes to the hub. What should the engineer configure for this branch?

   • AA site-specific routing policy that sends Office 365 traffic directly to the internet and other traffic to the hub.
   • BConfigure the branch as a hub to provide internet access to other sites.
   • CA global routing policy that sends all traffic to the hub.
   • DDisable the branch's WAN links and use only the hub's internet connection.
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