A store has two healthy internet colors. Cloud OnRamp for SaaS probes only the first, which is lossy, and sends Microsoft 365 to the gateway. The second color is not configured as a local exit. What is missing?
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Short Explanation
OnRamp scored the only local door you gave it, and you left the better door off the list. You configure the second internet color as a local exit it can probe. Shutting the gateway would trap you on the lossy color if the new exit is still missing.
Full Explanation
Cloud OnRamp for SaaS probes the local internet exits it is given. This store configured only the lossy color, so the healthier color is never scored and Microsoft 365 goes to the gateway. Add the second color as a local DIA exit in the feature. Shutting the gateway removes the comparison path and, with only the lossy color left, makes that loss the path. Removing Microsoft 365 from OnRamp stops steering it. It does not imply the second color. VPN 512 is not a DIA probe interface. The transport colors are. Exam caveat: the second color still needs NAT and a path to the application. Listing it without NAT produces a failed probe, not a better score. Operational check: OnRamp should show a probe on the second color, and Microsoft 365 should be able to use it when that probe wins.