Refer to the exhibit.
In a dual-hub hub-and-spoke SD-WAN deployment, which is a benefit of disabling the anti-replay setting on the hubs?
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Disabling the anti-replay setting on the hubs instructs the hub to not check the ESP (Encapsulating Security Payload) sequence numbers on IPsec traffic, which improves performance. In dual-hub hub-and-spoke SD-WAN deployments, this action can enhance the efficiency of data transmission by reducing the overhead associated with sequence number verification, thereby optimizing performance.
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7 commentsJP0421Option: C
Mar 9, 2024Page: 164 on 7.2 Guide
sugar12Option: C
Jun 3, 2024c - by disabling the anti-replay setting. When you disable anti-replay, FortiGate doesn’t check sequence numbers of TCP packets
KavinTOption: C
Mar 10, 2024Refer to below explanation from JP0421
Tommy_SOption: C
Mar 18, 2024C is Correct
alejandrofern43Option: C
Mar 26, 2024C is correct Page: 164 on 7.2 Guide
nse_studentOption: C
Apr 8, 2024C is ok
OrioN88Option: C
Jul 12, 2024100% C