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300-415 · Question #370

Refer to the exhibit. The SD-WAN network is configured with a default full-mesh topology. The SD-WAN engineer wants the Barcelona WAN Edge to use the MPLS TLOC as the preferred TLOC when forwarding…

The correct answer is C. A diagram showing Centralized Policy selected, with Traffic Policy and Route Policy active/visible, and Traffic Policy highlighted on the right panel. This question asks which part of the Centralized Policy configuration is used to create a policy that applies an SLA class for Telnet traffic and sets MPLS as the preferred TLOC color.

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Question

Refer to the exhibit. The SD-WAN network is configured with a default full-mesh topology. The SD-WAN engineer wants the Barcelona WAN Edge to use the MPLS TLOC as the preferred TLOC when forwarding Telnet traffic based on a configured SLA class. When configuration must the engineer use to create a policy to call the SLA class and set the preferred color to MPLS?

Exhibit

300-415 question #370 exhibit

Options

  • AA diagram showing Centralized Policy selected, with sub-sections CLI Policy, Lists, Topology, Traffic Policy, and Route Policy, with no specific highlights.
  • BA diagram showing Centralized Policy selected, with Traffic Policy highlighted on the right panel among other policy types.
  • CA diagram showing Centralized Policy selected, with Traffic Policy and Route Policy active/visible, and Traffic Policy highlighted on the right panel.
  • DA diagram showing Centralized Policy selected, with Traffic Policy highlighted on the right panel, similar to B but with subtle visual differences.

How the community answered

(33 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    12% (4)
  • C
    76% (25)
  • D
    9% (3)

Why each option

This question asks which part of the Centralized Policy configuration is used to create a policy that applies an SLA class for Telnet traffic and sets MPLS as the preferred TLOC color.

AA diagram showing Centralized Policy selected, with sub-sections CLI Policy, Lists, Topology, Traffic Policy, and Route Policy, with no specific highlights.

While Centralized Policy is the correct top-level category, highlighting no specific sub-sections does not indicate the precise configuration area for traffic-specific SLA and TLOC preferences.

BA diagram showing Centralized Policy selected, with Traffic Policy highlighted on the right panel among other policy types.

Highlighting "Traffic Policy" is correct for data policies, but the diagram showing only "Traffic Policy" without also showing "Route Policy" might imply an incomplete view or less comprehensive context compared to C, especially if other routing-related aspects are relevant.

CA diagram showing Centralized Policy selected, with Traffic Policy and Route Policy active/visible, and Traffic Policy highlighted on the right panel.Correct

To implement application-aware routing based on an SLA class and specific TLOC color preferences for data traffic like Telnet, a "Traffic Policy" within "Centralized Policy" is required. This section allows defining rules to classify traffic, apply SLA classes, and specify path preferences, including preferred TLOC colors like MPLS. Highlighting "Traffic Policy" and "Route Policy" as active indicates where such rules are defined.

DA diagram showing Centralized Policy selected, with Traffic Policy highlighted on the right panel, similar to B but with subtle visual differences.

Similar to B, this option also focuses solely on "Traffic Policy" without showing "Route Policy" or other relevant policy types in the broader context, making it potentially less complete than option C.

Concept tested: Centralized data policy configuration (Traffic Policy)

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/routers/sdwan/configuration/policies/ios-xe-17/sdwan-policies-book-xe/centralized-data-policy.html

Topics

#SD-WAN Policies#Centralized Data Policy#SLA Configuration#TLOC Preference

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