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PSE-SASE · Question #101

What does the combined Mobile Users and Remote Networks SKU include?

The correct answer is B. One mobile user license OR 1 Mbps remote network bandwidth. Option B is correct because the Combined Mobile Users and Remote Networks SKU is a flexible, pooled license - each unit entitles you to either one mobile user license or 1 Mbps of remote network bandwidth, giving organizations the flexibility to allocate capacity based on their…

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Question

What does the combined Mobile Users and Remote Networks SKU include?

Options

  • AOne mobile user license AND 1 Mbps remote network bandwidth
  • BOne mobile user license OR 1 Mbps remote network bandwidth
  • COne mobile user license with no Mbps remote bandwidth
  • DOne MBPS remote network bandwidth with no mobile user licenses

How the community answered

(31 responses)
  • B
    94% (29)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

Option B is correct because the Combined Mobile Users and Remote Networks SKU is a flexible, pooled license - each unit entitles you to either one mobile user license or 1 Mbps of remote network bandwidth, giving organizations the flexibility to allocate capacity based on their changing needs.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • A is wrong because "AND" implies you get both benefits per unit simultaneously, which overstates the SKU's value - it's a shared pool, not a bundle.
  • C is wrong because it denies the remote network bandwidth component entirely, ignoring half of what the SKU covers.
  • D is wrong for the opposite reason - it drops the mobile user component, making it sound like a remote-network-only license.

Memory tip: Think of "Combined" not as "both at once" but as "combined into one flexible pool." The SKU combines two license types into a single bucket you draw from - you pick one or the other per unit, not both.

Topics

#SKU licensing#mobile users#remote networks#bandwidth

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