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Company XYZ is in the process of identifying which transport mechanism(s) to use as their WAN technology. Their main two requirements are.

• a technology that could offer DPI, SLA, secure tunnels, privacy, QoS, scalability, reliability, and ease of management

• a technology that is cost-effective

Which WAN technology(ies) should be included in the design of company XYZ?

A.

Software-defined WAN should be the preferred choice because it complements both technologies, covers all the required features, and it is the most cost-effective solution.

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A.

Software-defined WAN should be the preferred choice because it complements both technologies, covers all the required features, and it is the most cost-effective solution.

B.

Internet should be the preferred option because it is cost effective and supports BFD, IP SLA. and IPsec for secure transport over the public Internet.

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B.

Internet should be the preferred option because it is cost effective and supports BFD, IP SLA. and IPsec for secure transport over the public Internet.

C.

Both technologies should be used. Each should be used to back up the other one; where the primary links are MPLS, the internet should be used as a backup link with IPsec (and vice versa).

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C.

Both technologies should be used. Each should be used to back up the other one; where the primary links are MPLS, the internet should be used as a backup link with IPsec (and vice versa).

D.

MPLS meets all these requirements and it is more reliable than using the Internet. It is widely used with defined best practices and an industry standard.

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D.

MPLS meets all these requirements and it is more reliable than using the Internet. It is widely used with defined best practices and an industry standard.

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asked 10/10/2024
Domenico D'Angelo
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