If you can answer these four questions, you can identify the correct Cisco SD-WAN policy nearly every time.
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Don't memorize policy names.
Memorize what layer of the SD-WAN architecture the policy operates on:
1. Control Plane → Control Policy
2. Data Plane → Data Policy
3. Transport Selection → App Route Policy
4. Device Specific Functions → Localized Policy
The engineers who struggle with SD-WAN policies usually try to remember commands and policy types.
The engineers who master SD-WAN policies always ask one question first:
> "What exactly am I trying to influence: routes, packets, transport paths, or local device behavior?"
Once that answer is clear, choosing the correct policy becomes straightforward.
So Feel Free to reach out to me for any query... Together we are making every learning journey easy. 🙂
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Don't memorize policy names.
Memorize what layer of the SD-WAN architecture the policy operates on:
1. Control Plane → Control Policy
2. Data Plane → Data Policy
3. Transport Selection → App Route Policy
4. Device Specific Functions → Localized Policy
The engineers who struggle with SD-WAN policies usually try to remember commands and policy types.
The engineers who master SD-WAN policies always ask one question first:
> "What exactly am I trying to influence: routes, packets, transport paths, or local device behavior?"
Once that answer is clear, choosing the correct policy becomes straightforward.
So Feel Free to reach out to me for any query... Together we are making every learning journey easy. 🙂
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Very low response team.... Either you know or not atleast participate in the quiz...
Kudos to all who choose to yes 👍👍 Reason behind is very simple whether we create centralized or localized control policy it has to impact your routing table whether it's omp table or your local routing table.... So if you understand this trick it will help you to decide which kind of policy you want to create... Isn't it simple now... Free Feel to reach out to me for any query... More clarity on my next video releasing soon on sdwan policy