Which term describes the list of endpoints the SWVC connects to?

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

Answer: (C)

In SD-WAN terminology, the collection of destinations a SWVC connects to is described as the SWVC Endpoint List. This term communicates that you’re listing multiple endpoint targets (sites or peers) that the SWVC will establish connections with, forming the set of tunnel endpoints for that virtual circuit. It’s about where traffic is directed and through which partners the circuit terminates.

Why this fits best among the options: describing a list of destinations as a policy list wouldn’t capture the active targets for connectivity. A single identifier wouldn’t convey multiple endpoints, and reserved prefixes refer to address ranges rather than connection targets. So the endpoint list directly matches the idea of all the endpoints the SWVC connects to.