300-415 Question #241: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

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• AScreenshot of vManage 'Administration' menu, showing 'Settings' and 'Cluster Management' options, with 'Administration' and 'Settings' highlighted.
• BScreenshot of vManage 'CONFIGURATION POLICIES' menu, with 'Centralized Policy' highlighted.
• CScreenshot of vManage 'Administration' menu, showing 'Settings' and 'Cluster Management' options, with 'Administration' and 'Cluster Management' highlighted.
• DScreenshot of vManage 'CONFIGURATION POLICIES' menu, with 'Localized Policy' highlighted.

Explanation

To configure all branches to communicate through a centralized service chain firewall located at the headquarters site, an engineer must utilize a Centralized Policy in vManage, as this policy type controls traffic flow across the entire SD-WAN fabric.

Common mistakes.

• A. The 'Administration' menu in vManage, including 'Settings', is for general platform management and configuration, not for defining network-wide traffic policies or service chains.
• C. The 'Administration' -> 'Cluster Management' menu is used for managing the vManage cluster itself, such as adding or removing nodes, and is unrelated to configuring network traffic policies.
• D. Localized Policies are applied to individual WAN Edge devices or groups for site-specific routing, ACLs, and QoS, not for enforcing network-wide service chaining across multiple sites.

Concept tested. Centralized policy for service chaining

Reference. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/routers/sdwan/configuration/sdwan-xe-gs-book/config-policies.html

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