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300-415 · Question #180

Refer to the exhibit. vManage and vBond have an issue establishing a connection to each other. Which configuration resolves the issue?

The correct answer is A. Configuration Policies: Centralized Policy selected. Custom Options visible: CLI Policy, Lists, Topology, Forwarding Class/QoS, Access Control Lists, Route Policy. The question cannot be accurately answered as the provided choices are identical and there is no accompanying exhibit to diagnose the vManage and vBond connection issue. Without unique options or context, the specific configuration needed to resolve the problem cannot be…

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Question

Refer to the exhibit. vManage and vBond have an issue establishing a connection to each other. Which configuration resolves the issue?

Exhibits

300-415 question #180 exhibit 1
300-415 question #180 exhibit 2

Options

  • AConfiguration Policies: Centralized Policy selected. Custom Options visible: CLI Policy, Lists, Topology, Forwarding Class/QoS, Access Control Lists, Route Policy.
  • BConfiguration Policies: Centralized Policy selected. Custom Options visible: CLI Policy, Lists, Topology, Forwarding Class/QoS, Access Control Lists, Route Policy.
  • CConfiguration Policies: Centralized Policy selected. Custom Options visible: CLI Policy, Lists, Topology, Forwarding Class/QoS, Access Control Lists, Route Policy.
  • DConfiguration Policies: Centralized Policy selected. Custom Options visible: CLI Policy, Lists, Topology, Forwarding Class/QoS, Access Control Lists, Route Policy.

How the community answered

(29 responses)
  • A
    59% (17)
  • B
    7% (2)
  • C
    21% (6)
  • D
    14% (4)

Why each option

The question cannot be accurately answered as the provided choices are identical and there is no accompanying exhibit to diagnose the vManage and vBond connection issue. Without unique options or context, the specific configuration needed to resolve the problem cannot be identified.

AConfiguration Policies: Centralized Policy selected. Custom Options visible: CLI Policy, Lists, Topology, Forwarding Class/QoS, Access Control Lists, Route Policy.Correct

(Cannot be determined without unique choices and the exhibit.) Assuming choice A represents a specific, corrective configuration (which is not visible in the text), it would need to address a common issue preventing vManage and vBond from connecting, such as incorrect IP addresses, firewall rules, or certificate problems.

BConfiguration Policies: Centralized Policy selected. Custom Options visible: CLI Policy, Lists, Topology, Forwarding Class/QoS, Access Control Lists, Route Policy.

The provided text for choice B is identical to the correct answer and all other choices, making it indistinguishable and preventing a technical reason for it being wrong without further context or an exhibit.

CConfiguration Policies: Centralized Policy selected. Custom Options visible: CLI Policy, Lists, Topology, Forwarding Class/QoS, Access Control Lists, Route Policy.

The provided text for choice C is identical to the correct answer and all other choices, making it indistinguishable and preventing a technical reason for it being wrong without further context or an exhibit.

DConfiguration Policies: Centralized Policy selected. Custom Options visible: CLI Policy, Lists, Topology, Forwarding Class/QoS, Access Control Lists, Route Policy.

The provided text for choice D is identical to the correct answer and all other choices, making it indistinguishable and preventing a technical reason for it being wrong without further context or an exhibit.

Concept tested: Cisco SD-WAN controller connectivity troubleshooting

Topics

#vManage vBond Connectivity#Centralized Policy#SD-WAN Control Plane#Troubleshooting

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