A regional retailer is opening 40 stores with identical dual-transport WAN Edge routers, and the operations lead wants junior staff to follow guided steps for onboarding and site setup without editing CLI templates. The deployment must use reusable feature profiles and enforce consistency. Which Manager workflow should the lead select to guide onboarding and site configuration?
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Short Explanation
You've got dozens of cookie-cutter stores, so guided guardrails beat freehand typing. A workflow walks you through profiles to groups to devices like an assembly line. That keeps every site consistent.
Full Explanation
The guided provisioning workflow is correct because it directly satisfies every stated constraint for 40 identical dual-transport sites by leading junior staff through onboarding and site setup without CLI editing while assembling configuration groups from reusable feature profiles that enforce consistency and simplify replication. The template-driven workflow with device templates built from feature templates is a sound and widely used standardization method for large rollouts, yet it fails by concept because it uses the legacy template model instead of the required configuration-group and feature-profile architecture. The centralized policy workflow for application-aware routing is a legitimate and commonly used method to achieve consistent enforcement from reusable components, yet it fails by concept because policy controls path selection and application treatment rather than performing device onboarding and site configuration. The device claim workflow for certificate-based onboarding and discovery is a sound and commonly used first step for adding new routers at scale, yet it fails by concept because it stops at authentication and discovery without assembling site configuration from reusable profiles. An exam caveat is to distinguish feature templates paired with device templates from feature profiles paired with configuration groups, since wording is similar but only the latter meets the reusable-profile and guided-provisioning requirement here. A practical check is to open Manager and confirm the configuration-group hierarchy shows the required system, transport, and service feature profiles assigned consistently before claiming the onboarding task is complete.