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A technician at a customer site is deploying VMware SD-WAN Edge 620 notices that the Edge LED is shown amber. What is the meaning of this LED color?
The correct answer is D. Internet is not available from the Edge. On the VMware SD-WAN Edge 620, an amber LED indicates that the Edge is activated and online but cannot reach the internet - meaning the WAN uplink is down or blocked, which is exactly what option D describes. Option A is wrong because a booting Edge typically shows a different…
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A technician at a customer site is deploying VMware SD-WAN Edge 620 notices that the Edge LED is shown amber. What is the meaning of this LED color?
Options
- AEdge is still booting.
- BDNS is not reachable from the Edge.
- CEdge is not activated.
- DInternet is not available from the Edge
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A4% (2)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D91% (42)
Explanation
On the VMware SD-WAN Edge 620, an amber LED indicates that the Edge is activated and online but cannot reach the internet - meaning the WAN uplink is down or blocked, which is exactly what option D describes. Option A is wrong because a booting Edge typically shows a different state (often a cycling/flashing pattern) before stabilizing; option C is wrong because an unactivated Edge would not yet have a stable amber state tied to connectivity - it would show no activation status at all; option B is wrong because DNS reachability is not surfaced as a distinct LED color on this hardware. A helpful memory tip: think "Amber = Almost there" - the device is up and activated, but the last mile to the internet is broken, like a car ready to go but the road is blocked.
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