300-415 Question 141
Select 3You are configuring a new SD-WAN branch site and need to apply consistent routing, QoS, and security policies across all edge devices. You decide to use vManage feature templates for this purpose. Which of the following steps are required to successfully configure and deploy a vManage feature template to a device?
- A
Create a feature template with specific device-level configurations.
- B
Assign the feature template to a device and push the configuration from vManage.
- C
Directly configure the device using the CLI before applying the feature template.
- D
Test the feature template in the lab environment using the vManage simulation mode.
- E
Combine feature templates into a device template for full configuration deployment.
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Correct answers: A, B, E
Explanation
To configure and deploy a vManage feature template to a device, you must first create the feature template with the desired configurations, assign it to a device, and push the configuration from vManage. Additionally, feature templates are combined into device templates for full deployment. CLI configuration and simulation modes are not part of the vManage feature template workflow.
- A. Correct.
Creating a feature template with specific configurations is required to define the settings for devices managed through vManage.
- B. Correct.
Assigning the feature template to a device and pushing the configuration from vManage is a required step to ensure the template is applied to the target device.
- C. Incorrect.
Directly configuring the device using the CLI is not required when using vManage feature templates, as the templates replace the need for manual CLI configuration.
- D. Incorrect.
Testing the feature template in the lab environment using the vManage simulation mode is not an actual feature of Cisco vManage. While testing in a lab is a good practice, it is not a required step for deploying feature templates.
- E. Correct.
Combining feature templates into a device template is required to create a complete configuration that can be applied to a device.