PSE-SASE · Question #96
Which Prisma SD-WAN feature helps achieve seamless failover between WAN links?
The correct answer is A. Path conditioning. Path conditioning is correct because it actively monitors WAN link quality in real time and automatically reroutes traffic to a healthy link when degradation or failure is detected - achieving seamless, near-zero-downtime failover without manual intervention. B (SD-WAN…
Question
Which Prisma SD-WAN feature helps achieve seamless failover between WAN links?
Options
- APath conditioning
- BSD-WAN Orchestrator
- CLink aggregation
- DIPsec tunneling
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A86% (30)
- B9% (3)
- C3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Path conditioning is correct because it actively monitors WAN link quality in real time and automatically reroutes traffic to a healthy link when degradation or failure is detected - achieving seamless, near-zero-downtime failover without manual intervention.
- B (SD-WAN Orchestrator) is the centralized management/policy platform; it configures and orchestrates the network but does not itself handle link-level failover.
- C (Link aggregation) combines multiple links to increase bandwidth (bonding), but it doesn't intelligently react to link quality or perform failover based on path health.
- D (IPsec tunneling) provides encrypted transport over WAN links but is a security/encapsulation mechanism, not a failover or path-selection feature.
Memory tip: Think of conditioning like a sports player being "in condition" - path conditioning keeps traffic performing at peak health by constantly checking link vitals and switching paths the moment one goes bad.
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