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300-440 · Question #57

A network engineer configures a localized data policy on a router, but the configuration blocks data traffic between the routers on the SD-WAN overlay network. The configuration also causes the…

The correct answer is C. show sdwan policy access-list-associatlons. The command show sdwan policy access-list-associatlons displays which interfaces have access lists applied, helping to identify where the data policy is affecting traffic on the SD-WAN router.

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Question

A network engineer configures a localized data policy on a router, but the configuration blocks data traffic between the routers on the SD-WAN overlay network. The configuration also causes the engineer to lose access to the Cisco vManage GUI, but the engineer can still access the router through the CLI. Which command must be run on the router to identify which interfaces have the access list applied?

Options

  • Ashow sdwan policy access-list-policers
  • Bshow sdwan policy access-list-names
  • Cshow sdwan policy access-list-associatlons
  • Dshow sdwan policy access-list-counters

How the community answered

(38 responses)
  • A
    16% (6)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    74% (28)
  • D
    8% (3)

Explanation

The command show sdwan policy access-list-associatlons displays which interfaces have access lists applied, helping to identify where the data policy is affecting traffic on the SD-WAN router.

Topics

#SD-WAN policy#access-list associations#CLI troubleshooting#vManage data policy

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