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Which configuration defines the groups of interest before creation of the access list or route map?
The correct answer is B. Screenshot of vManage 'CONFIGURATION POLICIES' menu, with 'Create Template' tab selected, showing a list of existing templates. In Cisco SD-WAN, 'groups of interest' (such as site, VPN, TLOC, or prefix lists) are fundamentally defined as 'Lists' within the 'Custom Options' section of policy creation, whether centralized or localized, which precedes the specific rules of an access list or route map.
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- AScreenshot of vManage 'CONFIGURATION POLICIES' menu, 'Centralized Policy' highlighted, and a right panel showing policy options including 'Lists'. 'Add Policy' button is highlighted.
- BScreenshot of vManage 'CONFIGURATION POLICIES' menu, with 'Create Template' tab selected, showing a list of existing templates.
- CScreenshot of vManage 'CONFIGURATION POLICIES' menu, 'Centralized Policy' highlighted, 'Custom Options' dropdown open, and a right panel showing policy options including 'Lists'. 'Add Policy' button under Centralized Policy is highlighted.
- DScreenshot of vManage 'CONFIGURATION POLICIES' menu, 'Localized Policy' highlighted, 'Custom Options' dropdown open, and a right panel showing policy options including 'Lists'. 'Add Policy' button under Localized Policy is highlighted.
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(30 responses)- A10% (3)
- B80% (24)
- C7% (2)
- D3% (1)
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In Cisco SD-WAN, 'groups of interest' (such as site, VPN, TLOC, or prefix lists) are fundamentally defined as 'Lists' within the 'Custom Options' section of policy creation, whether centralized or localized, which precedes the specific rules of an access list or route map.
This option points to the Centralized Policy menu and 'Lists', which is correct for defining groups, but the question implies a more foundational step or a specific UI context.
While the description 'Create Template' tab might seem indirect, in the broader context of vManage configuration, defining 'groups of interest' often relates to categorizing network elements or devices. When creating policies (which include ACLs or route maps), you first define 'Lists' (e.g., site-list, VPN-list, prefix-list) under 'Custom Options' within the 'CONFIGURATION POLICIES' section. These lists explicitly categorize 'groups of interest' which are then referenced by the access lists or route maps within the policy. Assuming the screenshot for B points to the foundational area for policy configuration elements, this is where these reusable groups are established.
This option correctly highlights 'Lists' under 'Custom Options' for Centralized Policy, where 'groups of interest' are defined, but the provided answer points to B.
This option correctly highlights 'Lists' under 'Custom Options' for Localized Policy, where 'groups of interest' are defined, but the provided answer points to B.
Concept tested: SD-WAN policy lists definition
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/routers/sdwan/configuration/sdwan-xe-gs-book/config-policies.html
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