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PCCET · Question #94

What are three benefits of SD-WAN infrastructure? (Choose three.)

The correct answer is B. Promoting simplicity through the utilization of a centralized management structure C. Utilizing zero-touch provisioning for automated deployments E. Improving performance by allowing efficient access to cloud-based resources without requiring. Simplicity: Because each device is centrally managed, with routing based on application policies, WAN managers can create and update security rules in real time as network requirements change. Also, when SD-WAN is combined with zero-touch provisioning, a feature that helps…

Submitted by certguy· Apr 18, 2026Network Security

Question

What are three benefits of SD-WAN infrastructure? (Choose three.)

Options

  • AImproving performance of SaaS applications by requiring all traffic to be back-hauled through
  • BPromoting simplicity through the utilization of a centralized management structure
  • CUtilizing zero-touch provisioning for automated deployments
  • DLeveraging remote site routing technical support by relying on MPLS
  • EImproving performance by allowing efficient access to cloud-based resources without requiring

How the community answered

(63 responses)
  • A
    3% (2)
  • B
    87% (55)
  • D
    10% (6)

Explanation

Simplicity: Because each device is centrally managed, with routing based on application policies, WAN managers can create and update security rules in real time as network requirements change. Also, when SD-WAN is combined with zero-touch provisioning, a feature that helps automate the deployment and configuration processes, organizations can further reduce the complexity, resources, and operating expenses required to spin up new sites. Improved performance: By allowing efficient access to cloud-based resources without the need to backhaul traffic to centralized locations, organizations can provide a better user experience.

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#SD-WAN#Network Architecture#Cloud Networking#Network Automation

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