What is a downlink interface used for?

The correct answer is A. To connect appliances to Orchestrators. A downlink interface is a physical or virtual interface that connects a security gateway to an orchestrator. It allows the security gateway to send and receive configuration updates, policy changes, and other data from the orchestrator.

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ATo connect appliances to Orchestrators
BTo connect appliances to customer's infrastructure
CTo connect in between Orchestrators
DTo connect Orchestrators to customer's infrastructure

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A downlink interface is a physical or virtual interface that connects a security gateway to an orchestrator. It allows the security gateway to send and receive configuration updates, policy changes, and other data from the orchestrator.

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#downlink interface#orchestrator connectivity#network interfaces#appliance connectivity

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