What is the default value (in milliseconds) set for the poll interval in the BFD basic configuration?

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What is the default value (in milliseconds) set for the poll interval in the BFD basic configuration?

A. 300,000

B. 600,000

C. 900,000

D. 1,200,000










Correct Answer: B

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What is the default value (in milliseconds) set for the poll interval in the BFD basic configuration?

An organization wants to use the Cisco SD-WAN regionalized service-chaining feature to optimize cost and user experience with applications in the network, which allows branch routers to analyze and steer traffic toward the required network function. Which feature meets this requirement?

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