Which term would you consult to see the IP prefixes reserved by the service provider?

• A. SWVC List of Policies
• B. SWVC Reserved Prefixes
• C. SWVC Endpoint List
• D. SWVC List of Application Groups

Answer: (B)

In SD-WAN planning, you need to know which IP prefixes the service provider has set aside so you don’t allocate addresses that could clash with the provider’s own infrastructure. The term to consult is SWVC Reserved Prefixes. This collection lists the IP blocks the provider reserves for their own use, management, or backbone routing, helping you choose customer prefixes that won’t overlap with those ranges. When designing your overlay addressing, you’ll select from outside these reserved ranges to maintain clean, conflict-free routing. Other items you might encounter—policies, endpoint inventories, and application groupings—address rules, devices, or traffic categories, not reserved address blocks, so they don’t serve this purpose.