Which three statements about SD-WAN performance SLAs are true? (Choose three.)
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Reference / correct answer:
They can be measured actively or passively.
Most accepted answer: B. They can be measured actively or passively.
Community votes: A=2, B=4, C=2, E=4
Selected Answer: BCE it is not session loss it is called packet loss upvoted 5 times
Selected Answer: ABE This is a FortiGate SD-WAN Performance SLA question. The three true statements are: ✅ A. They rely on session loss and jitter. Performance SLAs track link quality metrics such as latency, jitter, and loss. Session loss is used in passive measurements. ✅ B. They can be measured actively or passively. FortiGate supports active probes (health-checks) and passive monitoring based on real traffic sessions. ❌ C. They are applied in a SD-WAN rule lowest cost strategy. Lowest-cost strategy uses link cost, not performance SLAs. ❌ D. They monitor the state of the FortiGate device. They monitor WAN link performance, not device health. ✅ E. All the SLA targets can be configured. Latency, jitter, and loss thresholds are all user-configurable. ✅ Correct answers: A, B, E upvoted 2 times
Selected Answer: BCE According to the study guide online: "the performance SLA uses SLA targets with some SD-WAN rule strategies, like Lowest Cost (SLA)" and in addition "FortiGate performance SLAs monitor the state of each member - whether it is alive or dead - and measures the member packet los, latency, and jitter". so it is packet loss not session loss. upvoted 4 times
Selected Answer: ABE ABE ARE THE CORRECT ASNWERS upvoted 3 times unahapuluwa 7 months, 3 weeks ago A is always wrong. There is only packet loss not session loss. upvoted 1 times ...
A is always wrong. There is only packet loss not session loss. upvoted 1 times