A police records bureau depends on group-based policy across fabric hops. What must remain true for Scalable Group Tag information as traffic traverses the fabric?
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Short Explanation
A badge only helps if every door along the hallway can still read it. In fabric, SGT context has to ride along through the hops so the far side can enforce group policy. If you strip the tag at the first edge, downstream enforcement is flying blind.
Full Explanation
Effective TrustSec/group-based policy in SD-Access requires Scalable Group Tag information to survive across the fabric path—commonly via inline tagging or equivalent grouping/propagation mechanisms supported in the design—so enforcement points can authorize flows. Removing SGTs after the first hop or confining them to unrelated underlay LSA tricks breaks end-to-end policy intent for records systems that rely on group controls.