Which two routing protocols does Prisma Access support for a Proof of Value (PoV)? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. BGP B. Static. Prisma Access supports BGP (A) and Static routing (B) for Proof of Value deployments because these are the two protocols natively integrated into its service infrastructure connections. BGP enables dynamic route exchange with SD-WAN and enterprise edge devices, while static…

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ABGP
BStatic
COSPF
DIGRP

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(66 responses)

A
89% (59)
C
6% (4)
D
5% (3)

Explanation

Prisma Access supports BGP (A) and Static routing (B) for Proof of Value deployments because these are the two protocols natively integrated into its service infrastructure connections. BGP enables dynamic route exchange with SD-WAN and enterprise edge devices, while static routes provide simple, manual path configuration ideal for quick PoV setups without complex infrastructure.

OSPF (C) is an interior gateway protocol commonly used within enterprise LANs, but Prisma Access does not support it as a tunnel routing protocol - its architecture is designed around BGP for dynamic routing needs. IGRP (D) is a legacy Cisco-proprietary protocol that is effectively obsolete and has never been supported by Prisma Access.

Memory tip: Think "Border gateway for Big networks, Static for Simple setups" - the two S's and B's map to BGP and Static, the only options Prisma Access offers in a PoV context.

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