A retailer needs a path test from each branch to a SaaS checkout service, and a wireless controller was suggested as the host. Which placement is the right Enterprise Agent choice?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
You put the test on a host that can actually walk to the shop. You want an Enterprise Agent on a branch host that can reach the SaaS checkout target. A clerk laptop, a cloud probe, or a SPAN session does not give you that branch path.
Full Explanation
The path test has to start at the branch and reach the SaaS checkout service, so the right placement is an Enterprise Agent on a branch host that can reach that target. That host is on the branch network and can complete a path to checkout, which is the vantage that includes the store segment the retailer needs to see. An Endpoint Agent on one clerk laptop follows a single user device and is not a branch probing point for the path test, so one laptop cannot stand in for the store's Enterprise Agent. A cloud agent cannot see the internal hop from the store network out toward SaaS, so the branch portion of the path, which is the part the retailer needs, never appears. A SPAN session on the store switch mirrors traffic and is not an Enterprise Agent, so a copy of frames does not originate the checkout path test. On the exam, pick the Enterprise Agent host that can reach the target from the branch, and do not substitute a laptop, a cloud vantage, or a mirror. In production, from that branch host confirm the test reaches the SaaS checkout service and that the path includes the store's internal hop.