What does Meraki MX support in terms of connectivity? (Choose Two)

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Options

• ADual active VPN uplinks
• BADSL
• C4G cellular failover
• DSatellite link integration

• A
  90% (35)
• B
  5% (2)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

Meraki MX appliances natively support dual active VPN uplinks (A), allowing two WAN connections to simultaneously carry VPN traffic for load balancing and redundancy, and 4G cellular failover (C), enabling automatic failover to a cellular connection when primary WAN links fail - both are core Cisco Meraki MX features documented in its datasheet.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (ADSL): Meraki MX supports WAN connectivity via Ethernet handoffs; it does not have a built-in ADSL modem or ADSL-specific support.
• D (Satellite link integration): There is no native satellite link integration feature in Meraki MX - while a satellite modem could theoretically feed an Ethernet port, it's not a supported or advertised connectivity feature.

Memory tip: Think "MX = Mobile eXtension" - it actively manages two VPN paths (dual active) and can extend to cellular when wired links go down. Anything requiring specialized physical modems (ADSL, satellite) is outside its scope.

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