The Cisco SD-WAN engineer is configuring service chaining for a next-generation firewall located at the headquarters. Which configuration creates the service?

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B. Image showing Cisco vManage GUI: Monitor | Geography, VPN Group, Configuration selected, then Templates highlighted. Configuring service chaining for a next-generation firewall involves defining the service insertion points and routing policies, which are primarily managed through feature and device templates within the vManage GUI. Templates allow for standardized and scalable deployment of such services across the SD-WAN fabric.

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A. Image showing Cisco vManage GUI: Monitor | Geography, VPN Group, Configuration selected, then Devices highlighted. While devices are involved, simply highlighting 'Devices' in the Monitor section is for viewing device status, not for creating service chaining configurations.

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C. Image showing Cisco vManage GUI: Monitor | Geography, VPN Group, Configuration selected, then Certificates highlighted. 'Certificates' are used for device authentication and trust, not for defining service chaining logic.

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D. Image showing Cisco vManage GUI: Monitor | Geography, VPN Group, Configuration selected, then Network Design highlighted. 'Network Design' in the context of vManage navigation typically refers to topology visualization or high-level design, not the granular configuration of service chaining, which happens via templates.

The Cisco SD-WAN engineer is configuring service chaining for a next-generation firewall located at the headquarters. Which configuration creates the service?

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