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So for this challenge, we're simply asked to answer these questions to verify

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our understanding of using private connections.

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So let's start here with the first question, which is to match the following

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private connection solutions with the cloud provider that offers them.

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So the first one we have here is Amazon Web Services. And if we click on the

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drop down, we'll see that our choices here are direct connection, cloud inter
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drop down, we'll see that our choices here are direct connection, cloud inter

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connect, or express route.

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Well, the AWS solution is direct connection. So we'll simply choose that.

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Next is the Google Cloud platform.

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The Google Cloud platform is cloud interconnect. So that's the correct name for

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Google Cloud's solution. And of course, Microsoft Azure uses the final option,

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which is express route.
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which is express route.

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So our correct answers here, Amazon Web Services is direct connect, otherwise

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known as AWS direct connection, Google Cloud platform uses cloud interconnect

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or GCP cloud interconnect, and Microsoft Azure is Azure express route.

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For the next question, we have what is the purpose of T locks or transport loc

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ators in the SD WAN architecture. Our first answer here is to serve as unique
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ators in the SD WAN architecture. Our first answer here is to serve as unique

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identifiers for WAN edge device transport locations, facilitating intelligent

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path selection.

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That certainly sounds like a good answer, but let's verify the rest. Answer two

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to limit the bandwidth usage on WAN links.

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That would actually be something like shaping or policing. And that is not the

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purpose of the T lock. So that's going to be an incorrect answer to define the
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purpose of the T lock. So that's going to be an incorrect answer to define the

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security parameters for WAN edge devices.

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Again, T locks do not specify security parameters. That's going to be incorrect

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to identify the physical location of the data center only.

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Well, identifying not such a bad answer. However, what it's saying it's

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identifying is clearly incorrect. So that is not going to be right.
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identifying is clearly incorrect. So that is not going to be right.

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That will leave our first answer to serve as unique identifiers for WAN edge

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device transport locations, facilitating intelligent path selection as our

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correct answer.

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This brings us to our final question.

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How do you prevent SD WAN edge devices from forming IP sec VPN tunnels with

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unwanted interfaces on the peer device.
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unwanted interfaces on the peer device.

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Remember that by default, that's exactly what it will do. It will try to form a

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VPN tunnel with every interface on a pairing device.

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So this is asking us how we would limit this. Our first answer here says to use

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the restrict keyword when assigning color.

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That again sounds like a good answer, but before we mark it, let's verify the

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other answers are not better. Answer two. Set the color on one side and leave
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other answers are not better. Answer two. Set the color on one side and leave

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the other side set to default.

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Well, that's effectively making the colors not match and that will not prevent

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these from forming a connection by default, because by default, again, it will

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try to form a connection with any other color on the other side.

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And unfortunately, that sort of applies to answer three as well. Make one a

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public color and the other a private color.
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public color and the other a private color.

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Well, public and private don't really matter in this aspect. It will actually

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try to form both.

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So that's not going to apply either and then simply make them two different

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colors.

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Well, that sort of what answer to was saying, but in a slightly different way.

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So that one is also not going to be correct.

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That leaves us with use the restrict keyword when assigning color as our

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correct answer.

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So that concludes this quiz. If you find that you were not able to answer any
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So that concludes this quiz. If you find that you were not able to answer any

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of these questions properly, I would encourage you to go back and review the

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necessary sections from the skill.

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Otherwise, congratulations on completing using private connections to the cloud

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I hope this has been informative for you, and I'd like to thank you for viewing

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