Cisco Exam 500-470 Topic 1 Question 45 Discussion

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Question #: 45
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Which two are benefits from a WAN design? (Choose two.)

APrioritize and secure with granular control

BReduce cost and increase operational complexity

CLower circuit bandwidth requirements

DProvide lower quality service to guest users

EEnsure remote site uptime

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Suggested Answer: A, C

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Roxane

2 months ago

Hmm, let me think... A and E, definitely. Prioritizing traffic and ensuring uptime are the name of the game. Although, I heard the exam proctor accepts bribes in the form of donuts. Just throwing that out there.

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Gearldine

17 hours ago

A) Prioritize and secure with granular control

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Selma

2 days ago

I don't think that would be beneficial for WAN design.

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King

3 days ago

B) Reduce cost and increase operational complexity

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Nohemi

4 days ago

Interesting, but not the best options for WAN design.

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Beula

5 days ago

D) Provide lower quality service to guest users

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Taryn

6 days ago

C) Lower circuit bandwidth requirements

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Clarinda

13 days ago

Hmm, good choices! Those are definitely important aspects of WAN design.

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Brittani

20 days ago

E) Ensure remote site uptime

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Arlette

1 months ago

A) Prioritize and secure with granular control

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Dannette

2 months ago

A and E, for sure. Gotta keep that remote site up and running, and the fine-grained control is crucial. Although, I did hear a rumor that the exam answers are written in invisible ink. Just sayin'.

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Sylvie

3 days ago

Good point. Let's focus on the benefits of prioritizing and securing with granular control, and ensuring remote site uptime.

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Tamekia

4 days ago

Yeah, I wouldn't trust that rumor. Stick to what you know about WAN design and you'll be fine.

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Raina

13 days ago

I agree, those are the key benefits of a WAN design. And I highly doubt the exam answers are in invisible ink.

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Theodora

17 days ago

A and E are definitely the way to go. We need that remote site uptime and the granular control.

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Cordelia

27 days ago

Absolutely, those are the real priorities. Let's not get distracted by rumors and stay focused on the important aspects of WAN design.

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Gilberto

28 days ago

Yeah, A and E are the top choices. We can't afford to have our remote sites go down, and having that level of control is a must.

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Leonora

1 months ago

I agree, A and E are the best options. We need to make sure our remote sites stay online and secure.

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Gabriele

1 months ago

A and E are definitely the way to go. Remote site uptime is key, and having that granular control is essential.

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Eva

1 months ago

Yeah, let's focus on the actual benefits of WAN design. Lower circuit bandwidth requirements and providing quality service are key.

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Alva

2 months ago

I agree, those are the two main benefits. But I wouldn't trust any rumors about invisible ink answers on the exam.

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Delpha

2 months ago

A and E are definitely the way to go. We need that remote site uptime and the granular control.

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Janey

2 months ago

D is a joke, right? Why would I want to provide lower quality service to anyone? A and E are the way to go, no doubt.

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Brandon

2 months ago

B? Reduce cost and increase complexity? That's the opposite of what I want from a WAN. I'll go with A and C - the ability to optimize bandwidth usage is a big plus.

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Shizue

2 months ago

I believe reducing cost and increasing operational complexity is also a benefit. It can help organizations save money in the long run and streamline their network operations.

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Leonardo

2 months ago

I agree with Samira. Prioritizing and securing with granular control can help with network efficiency, and ensuring remote site uptime is crucial for business continuity.

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Samira

2 months ago

I think the benefits are prioritizing and securing with granular control and ensuring remote site uptime.

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Gerald

2 months ago

A and E are the clear benefits of a WAN design. Prioritizing and securing traffic with granular control, and ensuring remote site uptime are essential features.

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