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A customer wants to use AWS for Cisco SD-WAN IaaS services by deploying virtual SD-WAN routers in a transit AWS VPC. The transit VPC then connects via site-to-site IPsec tunnels to an AWS transit…
The correct answer is C. Cisco Cloud onRamp for IaaS. Cisco Cloud onRamp for IaaS is specifically designed to extend the SD-WAN fabric into public cloud IaaS environments like AWS and Azure. It automates the deployment of virtual WAN Edge (CSR1000v or Catalyst 8000v) routers into a transit VPC/VNet, which then establishes IPsec…
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- ACisco Cloud onRamp for SaaS
- BCisco Cloud onRamp for Colocation
- CCisco Cloud onRamp for IaaS
- DCisco Cloud onRamp for Multicloud
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Cisco Cloud onRamp for IaaS is specifically designed to extend the SD-WAN fabric into public cloud IaaS environments like AWS and Azure. It automates the deployment of virtual WAN Edge (CSR1000v or Catalyst 8000v) routers into a transit VPC/VNet, which then establishes IPsec tunnels to cloud-native constructs like the AWS Transit Gateway to provide optimized, policy-driven connectivity to workloads in cloud VPCs. Cloud onRamp for SaaS optimizes direct internet access to SaaS applications (Office 365, Salesforce). Cloud onRamp for Colocation targets co-location facilities. Cloud onRamp for Multicloud is a broader umbrella term, but IaaS is the specific feature answering this scenario.
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