What action would address the sub-optimal traffic path shown in the figure?
Key:
RN - Remote Network -
SC - Service Connection -
MU GW - Mobile User Gateway -
What action would address the sub-optimal traffic path shown in the figure?
Key:
RN - Remote Network -
SC - Service Connection -
MU GW - Mobile User Gateway -
The sub-optimal traffic path is caused by traffic from the mobile user in the Americas being routed through the Service Connection in the EMEA region, which is not efficient. Onboarding a Service Connection in the Americas region would ensure that traffic from the mobile user in the Americas region is handled locally, improving the efficiency of the connection and reducing latency.
I think that A is the correct answer.
The best answer seems to be either A or D, depending on the actual geographic location of the "Branch" and where the majority of its traffic needs to go. If the "Branch" is in the Americas and most of its traffic needs to go there, then A would be the best solution. If the "Branch" has a significant amount of traffic that needs to go directly to EMEA, then D would be the optimal solution.
I think it's D
Correct Answers is A. Beacuse, mobile user connect with service connection to Branch Office. So, the diagram show us that the mobile user use an app, services, proxy, etc. to connect remote office.
I feel that A is the right one, but we also are not told where the user is. If the user is in APAC, then having a SC there would speed up the connection to the remote office. Is part of the question missing? Such as "this mobile user is in APAC and trying to get to that remote network, but closest and only service connector is in EMEA, what action would address the sub-optimal traffic path shown in the figure?" Without that information, this seems like a silly question.