A company uses an SD-WAN solution that supports multiple transport links (MPLS, broadband, LTE) at each branch. They are integrating Prisma Access for remote networks. They want to ensure that if the primary link to Prisma Access fails, traffic automatically fails over to a secondary link without manual intervention. What is the best way to achieve this?

Configure static routes with a higher metric for the secondary link

Use a single IPsec tunnel and rely on the underlying transport's automatic failover

Configure the SD-WAN edge to establish multiple IPsec tunnels to Prisma Access, one over each transport link, and use SD-WAN's path monitoring to fail over

Configure BGP on the SD-WAN edge to advertise the same routes over both links, and rely on BGP's best-path selection

A company has two branch offices that need to communicate with each other through Prisma Access. Both branches have IPsec tunnels to Prisma Access. What must be configured to allow branch-to-branch traffic?

A security policy that allows traffic between the two branch subnets

A NAT policy on Prisma Access to translate the source IP of one branch to the other

A BGP session between the two branches to exchange routes

A static route on each branch pointing to the other branch's subnet via Prisma Access

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A company uses an SD-WAN solution that supports multiple transport links (MPLS, broadband, LTE) at each branch. They are integrating Prisma Access for remote networks. They want to ensure that if the primary link to Prisma Access fails, traffic automatically fails over to a secondary link without manual intervention. What is the best way to achieve this?
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Which component in Prisma Access is responsible for terminating IPsec tunnels from remote network sites?
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Which feature of SD-WAN integration with Prisma Access ensures that traffic is sent over the best available link?
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Which tool in Prisma Access provides real-time visibility into the traffic and security events from remote networks?
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A company has two branch offices that need to communicate with each other through Prisma Access. Both branches have IPsec tunnels to Prisma Access. What must be configured to allow branch-to-branch traffic?
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Which component in Prisma Access is responsible for terminating IPsec tunnels from remote network sites?

Which feature of SD-WAN integration with Prisma Access ensures that traffic is sent over the best available link?

Which tool in Prisma Access provides real-time visibility into the traffic and security events from remote networks?

A company has two branch offices that need to communicate with each other through Prisma Access. Both branches have IPsec tunnels to Prisma Access. What must be configured to allow branch-to-branch traffic?

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