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Which solution provides enterprises with multiple distributed branch offices that are clustered around major cities or spread over several countries with the ability to regionalize the routing…
The correct answer is A. Cloud OnRamp for Colocation. This solution addresses the need for enterprises with multiple distributed branch offices to regionalize their routing services by clustering them around major cities or spreading them over several countries.
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- ACloud OnRamp for Colocation
- BCloud OnRamp for SaaS
- CCloud OnRamp for IaaS
- DCloud OnRamp for Multicloud
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(39 responses)- A72% (28)
- B18% (7)
- C3% (1)
- D8% (3)
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This solution addresses the need for enterprises with multiple distributed branch offices to regionalize their routing services by clustering them around major cities or spreading them over several countries.
Cloud OnRamp for Colocation is designed for enterprises to centralize and regionalize network services, including routing, in colocation facilities. This approach allows distributed branch offices to leverage shared, geographically strategic colocation data centers to optimize traffic flow and reduce latency to applications.
Cloud OnRamp for SaaS focuses on optimizing connectivity to Software as a Service applications, not on regionalizing routing services in physical facilities for branch offices.
Cloud OnRamp for IaaS extends the SD-WAN fabric into Infrastructure as a Service cloud environments, which is different from regionalizing routing services in colocation facilities for branch offices.
Cloud OnRamp for Multicloud is a broader solution for managing connectivity across multiple cloud providers, not specifically for regionalizing routing services in colocation facilities.
Concept tested: Cisco SD-WAN Cloud OnRamp for Colocation functionality
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/software/cloud-onramp-colocation/datasheet-c78-744337.html
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