Q10Router Deployment
Which route type represents prefixes that an SD-WAN Edge router receives from its local site in a Cisco SD-WAN architecture?
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Selected Answer: B
OMP routes, or vRoutes, are prefixes learned from the local site, or service side, of a WAN Edge router.
Service routes represent services (firewall, IPS, application optimization, etc.) that are connected to the
WAN Edge local-site network and are available for other sites to use with service insertion.
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/solutions/CVD/SDWAN/cisco-sdwan-design-guide.pdf
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"D" is correct.
In Cisco SD-WAN, service routes are prefixes (or routes) that are learned from the local site and advertised by the SD-WAN Edge router to the SD-WAN fabric.
B 1
Selected Answer: B
A tricky one, coz they first call them local routes which would be service side, but then say they are obtained via WAN Edge, so advertised by OMP, which makes them OMP routes, same as vRoutes