A fleet garage must hand fabric traffic to a traditional non-fabric data center. Which border approach correctly describes an IP transit handoff?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
IP transit is the loading dock where fabric trucks transfer cargo onto ordinary IP roads into a classic DC. The DC doesn’t have to speak full SD-Access—just IP routing at the border. Don’t confuse that with stretching L2 or building fabric transit between two fabric sites.
Full Explanation
SD-Access borders support multiple handoff models. IP transit connects fabric VNs to external Layer-3 domains so traffic can reach non-fabric networks such as a traditional data center. Fabric/SDA transit interconnects fabric sites, while Layer-2 handoff extends L2 segments in specific cases—these are not interchangeable with IP transit. The garage scenario maps to IP transit because the DC remains outside the fabric.