A managed services team must email weekly application-health and monthly audit summaries to different customers without manual exports. Which reporting capability in SD-WAN Manager automates recurring delivery for these operational needs?
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Short Explanation
You can automate both customer needs with scheduled reports, defining the scope, format, recipients, and recurrence. Set weekly delivery for application-health summaries and monthly delivery for audit summaries, so you don’t have to export them manually.
Full Explanation
Scheduled reports with a defined scope, format, email recipients, and recurrence meet the need because you can configure recurring delivery for each operational summary without manual exports. Set the application-health report to run weekly and the audit report to run monthly, with the appropriate customer recipients for each. A scheduled device-uptime report has the right recurring email mechanism, but its content is uptime data rather than the required application-health and audit summaries. A report stored for portal retrieval may be generated on a schedule, but customers must retrieve it from the portal; that does not provide the requested email delivery. A single weekly recurrence can email the reports, but it does not support the different weekly and monthly cadences required for the two summaries. As an exam caveat, distinguish recurring email delivery from scheduled generation for portal retrieval and from a recurrence that cannot match each report’s required cadence. As a practical check, verify each report’s data scope, format, recipient list, and recurrence, then confirm that the application-health report is weekly and the audit report is monthly.