FCSS_SDW_AR-7.4 · Question #11
You are tasked with configuring ADVPN 2.0 on an SD-WAN topology already configured for ADVPN. What should you do to implement ADVPN 2.0 in this scenario?
The correct answer is B. Update the SD-WAN configuration on the branches. ADVPN-2.0 is implemented by changing how SD-WAN selects/creates dynamic VPNs between sites (it uses the SD-WAN/ADVPN settings so spokes can form direct child tunnels). If your topology already has ADVPN (legacy) IPsec tunnels in place, you normally do not need to rip…
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You are tasked with configuring ADVPN 2.0 on an SD-WAN topology already configured for ADVPN. What should you do to implement ADVPN 2.0 in this scenario?
Options
- AUpdate the IPsec tunnel configurations on the hub.
- BUpdate the SD-WAN configuration on the branches.
- CUpdate the IPsec tunnel configuration on the branches.
- DDelete the existing ADVPN configuration and configure ADVPN 2.0.
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(30 responses)- A17% (5)
- B73% (22)
- C7% (2)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
ADVPN-2.0 is implemented by changing how SD-WAN selects/creates dynamic VPNs between sites (it uses the SD-WAN/ADVPN settings so spokes can form direct child tunnels). If your topology already has ADVPN (legacy) IPsec tunnels in place, you normally do not need to rip- and-replace existing IPsec tunnel definitions on hub or spokes - instead you enable and adjust the ADVPN-2.0-related settings in the SD-WAN configuration on the branch devices so they will negotiate and use the ADVPN-2.0 behavior.
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