300-415 Question 66
Select 2An enterprise is deploying Cisco SD-WAN to connect its on-premises data centers and branch offices to multiple cloud providers, including AWS and Azure. The enterprise requires secure, low-latency communication between the clouds while maintaining centralized policy control. Which Cisco SD-WAN feature(s) should the enterprise use to enable this multicloud connectivity?
- A
IPsec tunnels to directly connect branch offices to cloud providers
- B
Cloud OnRamp for Multi-Cloud to integrate with public cloud providers
- C
Cloud OnRamp for Colocation for interconnecting multiple clouds through colocation facilities
- D
Application Quality of Experience (AppQoE) to optimize application traffic across the clouds
- E
Direct Internet Access (DIA) to enable fast access to the cloud services from branches
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Correct answers: B, C
Explanation
To address the enterprise's requirements for secure and low-latency multicloud communication with centralized policy control, the Cisco SD-WAN solutions Cloud OnRamp for Multi-Cloud and Cloud OnRamp for Colocation are the most appropriate features. Cloud OnRamp for Multi-Cloud provides integration with public cloud providers, while Cloud OnRamp for Colocation facilitates connectivity between clouds through colocation facilities.
- A. Incorrect.
IPsec tunnels are used for secure communication but do not provide centralized policy control or optimized multicloud connectivity.
- B. Correct.
Cloud OnRamp for Multi-Cloud integrates Cisco SD-WAN fabric with public cloud providers like AWS and Azure, enabling secure and policy-driven multicloud connectivity.
- C. Correct.
Cloud OnRamp for Colocation allows interconnection between multiple cloud providers through colocation facilities, ensuring low-latency communication between clouds.
- D. Incorrect.
Application Quality of Experience (AppQoE) is useful for optimizing application performance but does not directly address multicloud connectivity or integration.
- E. Incorrect.
Direct Internet Access (DIA) provides fast cloud access from branches but does not address secure and low-latency communication between multiple cloud providers.