Which concept captures the endpoints a SWVC connects with in its topology?

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

Answer: (A)

In SD-WAN topology, the service’s reach and how traffic moves are defined by the endpoints that participate in it. The Endpoint List is the collection that enumerates every endpoint (sites or devices) connected to the SWVC. This list directly captures which locations are part of the service, enabling proper routing, reachability, and policy application across the WAN. It tells you where traffic can be sent to and from and how the topology is structured (which sites are in the same SWVC, whether the design is meshed or hub-and-spoke).

The other concepts don’t describe the set of connected sites. An End Point Identifier would name a single endpoint rather than the whole group; a List of Policies governs behavior rather than topology; and Reserved Prefixes deal with addressing, not which endpoints participate in the SWVC.