Scenario 2:
After completing the branch activation activities for all required branches, the network
administrator attempts to test connectivity between the various branches and between the
hubs and branches. The administrator notices a lack of connectivity despite being certain
that configurations have been complete. The administrator also observed that several
users are reporting intermittent connectivity to some of the applications they are accessing.
Other users are reporting no access to these applications. Other users at some of the
branches claim they cannot get to certain public resources. The administrator wants to
ensure that all sites can talk to each other and all resources are accessible.
Exhibit.

When checking connectivity from the San Jose branch, all users report that they can reach
certain resources at the main data center. They are unable to reach locations elsewhere.
The network administrator investigates and first looks at the Overlay Flow Control (OFC)
Table.
What should the network administrator look for next to determine what the issue might be?

Scenario 2:
After completing the branch activation activities for all required branches, the network
administrator attempts to test connectivity between the various branches and between the
hubs and branches. The administrator notices a lack of connectivity despite being certain
that configurations have been complete. The administrator also observed that several
users are reporting intermittent connectivity to some of the applications they are accessing.
Other users are reporting no access to these applications. Other users at some of the
branches claim they cannot get to certain public resources. The administrator wants to
ensure that all sites can talk to each other and all resources are accessible.
Exhibit.

A network administrator decides to deploy a local Checkpoint VNF appliance on the Edge
in London to cut back on unnecessary traffic towards the NY Hub location. While
attempting to deploy the VNF, the process keeps failing.
Where can the administrator check to see more detail?

A network administrator is tasked with enabling SD-WAN at three branch locations, A
topology has been provided for reference. For each site, the administrator is having issues
bringing edges online, as another administrator has gone ahead and created a
configuration ahead of time. The organization has several branch sites. One is an Internetonly
site and two are Hybrid locations with both internet and MPLS. The last location is
MPLS only. There are hub data center in this environment as well. Please refer to the
topology.
Exhibit.
One of the Edges at the Chicago site is unable to activate. The Edge has a red LED. What
is the next troubleshooting step?

After completing the branch activation activities for ail required branches, the network
administrator attempts to test connectivity between the various branches and between the
hubs and blanches. The administrator notices a lack of connectivity despite being certain
that configurations have been complete. The administrator also observed that several
users are reporting intermittent connectivity to some of the applications they are accessing.
Other users are reporting no access to these applications. Other users at some of the
branches claim they cannot get to certain public resources. The administrator wants to
ensure that all sites can talk to each other and all resources are accessible.
Exhibit.
After deploying the Edge, the security team has determined that traffic from Guest wireless
traffic is able to reach resources in the Production network. There should be absolutely no
interaction.
How can this be prevented?

After resolving numerous connectivity issues throughout the various branch sites,
connectivity between applications and users is finally present. The network administrator is
informed that during certain tests, applications are not performing as they are expected to.
Users report that call quality has not fully improved and that some of their calls either drop
or have poor voice quality where the conversation is breaking up. Other users are noticing
that file transfers are slower than expect. A group of users from a few sites have reported
slowness in accessing; internal and external applications.
Exhibit.


A network administrator is configuring several branches to prefer a single prefix,
10.20.11.0/24, from the Seattle hub over the New York hub for various application
performance reasons.
What are two effective ways the administrator can accomplish this? (Choose two.)

After resolving numerous connectivity Issues throughout the various branch sites,
connectivity between applications and users is finally present. The network administrator is
informed that during certain tests, applications are not performing as they are expected to.
Users report that call quality has not fully improved and that some of their calls either drop
or have poor voice quality where the conversation is breaking up. Other users are noticing
that file transfers are slower than expect. A group of users from a few sites have reported
slowness in accessing internal and external applications.
Exhibit.

Users at a remote office are complaining about poor performance with certain applications.
The network administrator has already verified the configuration is correct.
Which two parameters should the administrator review to troubleshoot this issue? (Choose
two.)

After completing the branch activation activities for all required branches, the network
administrator attempts to test connectivity between the various branches and between the
hubs and branches. The administrator notices a lack of connectivity despite being certain
that configurations have been complete. The administrator also observed that several
users are reporting intermittent connectivity to some of the applications they are accessing.
Other users are reporting no access to these applications. Other users at some of the
branches claim they cannot get to certain public resources. The administrator wants to
ensure that all sites can talk to each other and all resources are accessible.
Exhibit.

A network administrator is investigating connectivity issues between Chicago and San
Jose. The administrator browses to the Overlay Flow Control (OFC) window and notices
that the screen is blank with no routes shown in the OFC.
What is a possible reason for this?

After resolving numerous connectivity issues throughout the various branch sites,
connectivity between applications and users is finally present. The network administrator is
informed that during certain tests, applications are not performing as they are expected to.
Users report that callquality has not fully improved and that some of their calls either drop
or have poor voice quality where the conversation is breaking up. Other users are noticing
that file transfers are slower than expect. A group of users from a few sites have reported
slowness in accessing internal and external applications.
Users at multiple branches complain that a highly performant SQL Database cluster
residing at the New York Data Center is not responding to database queries or inserts as
expected. It is affecting the order management site. A network administrator investigates
What should the administrator verify?