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Start Deployment And Configuration PracticeYou need to ensure that specific branch traffic is encrypted over a public internet link. Which configuration step is mandatory?
Explanation: VPN tunnels are established automatically between ION devices when policies are defined, but the path must be categorized to allow tunnel formation.
You are troubleshooting a performance issue where traffic is not taking the preferred path. Which tool in the Controller helps you visualize the path taken?
Explanation: The path visualization tool displays the real-time path selected by the SD-WAN engine.
What is the primary benefit of enabling 'Forward Error Correction' (FEC) on a high-latency WAN link?
Explanation: FEC adds redundant data to packets, allowing the receiver to reconstruct lost packets without retransmission.
Which TWO steps are required to successfully deploy a new branch ION device using Zero-Touch Provisioning (ZTP)?
Explanation: ZTP requires the device to be registered and connected to the internet to reach the Controller.
Which TWO methods can be used to identify traffic for a policy?
Explanation: Source/Destination IP addresses (A) are correct because firewall and security policies commonly match traffic by the Layer 3 header fields, i.e., the source and destination IP addresses in the packet, which uniquely identify the endpoints of a flow. Application signatures (C) are also correct because next-generation firewalls and IPS/IDS platforms use application signatures (deep packet inspection patterns) to identify the specific application or protocol generating the traffic, allowing policy enforcement based on application identity rather than just ports. Router model (B) is not a traffic identifier—it describes hardware and cannot distinguish one flow from another. Device serial number (D) identifies a physical device, not network traffic, so it cannot be used to match packets in a policy. Physical port location (E) may be used in some switch or port-based policies, but it is not one of the two standard methods for identifying traffic for a policy in this context.
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