A network operations team wants to receive alerts when a specific branch site's WAN link utilization exceeds 80% for more than five minutes. The team also wants to collect detailed logs from that site for troubleshooting. What should the engineer configure for the branch site?

A site-specific monitoring profile with a threshold alert and log forwarding.

A global monitoring profile that applies to all sites.

Configure the site's routing policy to reduce utilization.

Enable SNMP on the site's WAN interfaces only.

What is the purpose of site-specific monitoring and logging settings?

To capture and report on the site's unique operational data

To disable logging at branch sites

To replace centralized monitoring

To apply the same logging level to all sites

A branch site has two WAN links from different ISPs. The engineer needs to configure the site's WAN interfaces with the correct IP addresses and also ensure that if one link fails, traffic can still flow. What should the engineer configure?

Configure the WAN interfaces with IP addresses from the LAN subnet.

Use only one WAN interface and disable the other.

Assign IP addresses to each WAN interface and configure link failover.

Assign the same IP address to both WAN interfaces.

A network engineer is deploying an SD-WAN fabric for a retail chain. Each store site is identified by a numeric code in the existing inventory system, and the corporate headquarters uses a different naming convention. The engineer needs to ensure that the SD-WAN management platform can uniquely identify each site and that the site names are meaningful to the operations team. Which approach should the engineer take when configuring site identification?

Use the headquarters naming convention for all sites to standardize the naming scheme.

Use the numeric inventory code as the site name and assign a separate, unique site ID for the SD-WAN fabric.

Use the same numeric inventory code for both the site name and the site ID to maintain consistency.

Assign the site ID based on the site's role, such as hub or spoke, rather than a unique number.

What is the purpose of site-specific routing policies in SD-WAN?

To define how traffic from a site is forwarded based on its unique requirements

To enforce the same routing path for all sites

To replace BGP with static routes

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A network engineer is deploying an SD-WAN fabric for a retail chain. Each store site is identified by a numeric code in the existing inventory system, and the corporate headquarters uses a different naming convention. The engineer needs to ensure that the SD-WAN management platform can uniquely identify each site and that the site names are meaningful to the operations team. Which approach should the engineer take when configuring site identification?
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