SD-WAN Flashcards

1
Q

In SD-WAN configuration, what is the implicit rule?

A
  • Created by default
  • Always present at the bottom of the rule list
  • If no user-defined routes are matched, the implicit rule is used
  • By default, load balanced the traffic across all available members
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2
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In an SD-WAN environment, what are underlays?

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  • Physical links provided by ISP
  • Restricted routing
  • No added security
  • Cable, DSL, fiber, MPLS, 4G, LTE
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3
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In an SD-WAN environment, what are overlays?

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  • Virtual links built on top of underlay links
  • Flexible routing
  • Enhanced security
  • IPsec, GRE, IP-in-IP
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4
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What does performance SLAs monitor for each member?

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  • State (alive/dead)
  • Packet loss
  • Latency
  • Jitter
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5
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When load balancing is activated in SD-WAN configuration, how is the traffic load balanced?

A
  • Round-robin algorithm by default
  • Can set other algorithms through CLI commands
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6
Q

How do SD-WAN rules behave?

A

Like policy routes

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7
Q

Why might a SD-WAN rule be skipped?

A
  • Best route to destination isn’t an SD-WAN member
  • None of the members have a valid route to the destination
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8
Q

How can you view the policy route table?

A
  • In CLI
  • diagnose firewall proute list
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9
Q

Which routes apply first? SD-WAN or regular policy routes?

A

Regular policy routes

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