A tax assessor tunes Application-Aware Routing so path switches follow underlay quality. Which telemetry inputs typically drive those AAR decisions on transport colors?
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Short Explanation
AAR is picky about the road, not the dashboard CPU gauge. It watches loss, latency, and jitter on each color and steers apps when a path gets bumpy. Communities and syslog are different toolkits.
Full Explanation
Application-Aware Routing uses active probing of underlay transports to measure loss, latency, and jitter per color or path. Those metrics feed preference and switchover logic for matching application traffic. BGP communities, controller CPU alone, or syslog severity do not replace path-quality probes as the primary AAR decision inputs.