In SD-WAN architecture, what term refers to the collection of control and data plane elements that constitute the managed SD-WAN service?

• A. SD-WAN Edge
• B. SD-WAN Service Components
• C. Inter frame gap
• D. 1526 bytes

Answer: (B)

In SD-WAN architecture, the term that captures the collection of control and data plane elements that make up the managed service is SD-WAN Service Components. This concept groups all parts that deliver the service, including the control plane components (like the SD-WAN controllers and orchestration) and the data plane elements (the edge devices that forward traffic), along with the management and security services the provider supplies. It describes the entire managed offering, not just a single device. The alternative focusing on a single site device is the SD-WAN Edge, while Inter frame gap and 1526 bytes are unrelated Ethernet frame terms.