An animal control HQ must automatically adjust a routing metric toward a PSAP when IP SLA detects brownout, without deploying an off-box controller. Which pattern best achieves that?
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Short Explanation
IP SLA is the canary toward the PSAP; EEM is the hand that turns the metric dial when the canary coughs. Together they steer traffic away from a brownout without waiting for a human or a distant controller.
Full Explanation
Combining IP SLA probes with tracking and EEM (or track-driven routing changes) lets the device react locally when latency/loss to a critical PSAP path degrades. The applet or tracked object can raise/lower metrics, withdraw prefixes, or notify operators. Manual monthly checks are too slow for brownouts. Permanently preferring a bad path or removing dynamic routing removes resilience. This is on-box automation reacting to tracked events—core EEM skill family content.