A stadium's Catalyst SD-WAN sites use Microsoft 365. The network team wants each site to prefer whichever measured path to that application is healthier, including a local internet exit. Which feature does that?
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Short Explanation
You would not ship every package through one warehouse if the local post office is faster today. Cloud OnRamp for SaaS probes the paths and steers that application to the healthier one, including local internet. A permanent backhaul throws the measurement away.
Full Explanation
Cloud OnRamp for SaaS probes enabled applications, including Microsoft 365, from the sites and gateways that can reach them. It compares path quality and steers that application's traffic toward the better exit, which can be a local internet breakout or a gateway path. That is the behavior the stadium asked for. Cloud OnRamp for Multicloud builds connectivity to a private VPC, VNet, or equivalent IaaS network. Microsoft 365 in this scenario is a SaaS application, not a VPC the stadium is attaching. A static data policy that pins the application to one data center ignores the probes and cannot prefer a healthier local exit. A zone-based firewall rule that blocks the application denies users instead of choosing a path. Exam caveat: OnRamp for SaaS acts on the applications you enable. Other internet traffic keeps whatever DIA, SIG, or backhaul policy you already set. Operational check: on a site with a local exit, confirm the application shows a selected path and that a loss event on that exit moves the application to the remaining measured path.