What is the identifying string for management purposes?

• A. SWVC End Point Identifier
• B. SWVC Identifier
• C. SWVC Reserved Prefixes
• D. SWVC Endpoint List

Answer: (B)

In management systems, each logical network construct is referenced by a dedicated string that serves as its unique handle. For the SWVC, that identifying string is the SWVC Identifier—the specific label the controller uses to reference, provision, monitor, and configure that particular virtual circuit across the SD-WAN. This identifier must be unique and stable so API calls, policies, and telemetry consistently refer to the same SWVC, even as endpoints or other attributes change.

The other options don’t fit as the primary management handle. An End Point Identifier refers to a single endpoint rather than the whole circuit. Reserved Prefixes are about naming rules, not uniquely identifying a managed object. An Endpoint List is simply a collection of endpoints, not a single reference to the circuit itself.