In a Cisco SD-Access wireless network, which device is used as an entry and exit point in and out of the fabric?

A fabric edge node connects end-user devices and wireless access points to the fabric within a site but does not provide connectivity to external networks.

A control plane node manages endpoint identity and location information within the fabric using LISP but does not directly handle the forwarding of traffic in and out of the fabric to external networks.

The fabric border node is specifically designed to be the entry and exit point for traffic between the Cisco SD-Access fabric and external Layer 3 networks, such as the internet or traditional campus networks.

Fabric access points provide wireless connectivity for end devices and connect to fabric edge nodes, serving as an entry point for wireless clients into the fabric, but not as the fabric's gateway to external networks.