A dual-homed office is opposed to using path optimization by flows. Which feature helps with application resiliency?

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Options

• APfR
• BATM
• CCEF
• DMLPPP

• A
  74% (17)
• B
  17% (4)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Performance Routing (PfR) delivers intelligent path control for application-aware routing across the WAN. PfR provides: - Dynamic selection of the best path for application-based business policies - Application-based load balancing across paths for full utilization of bandwidth with improved network availability PfRv3 monitors application performance on a per-flow basis, and applies what is learned to select the best path for that application. Using smart-probe intelligence, flows are monitored passively; probes are sent only when specifically needed to further enhance efficiency. PfRv3 effectively load-balances across paths while delivering the best application-level SLA. PfRv3 represents the third generation of enhancements to Cisco’s intelligent path control capabilities. It features simple, centralized configuration; improved application monitoring; higher scale; and faster convergence. PfRv3 innovations include the introduction of enterprise domains, a capability for service orchestration in the network that enables centralized configuration, automatic discovery, and single-touch provisioning. Simply define the domain, configure the hub site, and PfRv3 does the

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