An AOS 10 gateway, which device persona is only available when configuring a gateway-only group?

An AOS 10 gateway, which device persona is only available when configuring a gateway-only group?

• A. Edge
• B. Mobility
• C. Branch
• D. VPN Concentrator

Answer: (B)

In AOS 10, device personas define the role and capabilities of a gateway in a deployment. Some personas are only meaningful when the device is part of a gateway-only group, which is a configuration that treats the device strictly as a gateway and enables gateway-specific features. The Mobility persona is tied to this gateway-centric role, representing the gateway’s function in managing mobility-related services and capabilities (think of controller-like mobility features and related policies). Because these mobility-related capabilities are specific to gateways, that persona is exposed only inside a gateway-only group. The other personas—Edge, Branch, and VPN Concentrator—represent roles that are applicable in broader or different deployment contexts and aren’t restricted to gateway-only group configurations, so they aren’t limited to that group type.

In AOS 10, device personas define the role and capabilities of a gateway in a deployment. Some personas are only meaningful when the device is part of a gateway-only group, which is a configuration that treats the device strictly as a gateway and enables gateway-specific features. The Mobility persona is tied to this gateway-centric role, representing the gateway’s function in managing mobility-related services and capabilities (think of controller-like mobility features and related policies). Because these mobility-related capabilities are specific to gateways, that persona is exposed only inside a gateway-only group.

The other personas—Edge, Branch, and VPN Concentrator—represent roles that are applicable in broader or different deployment contexts and aren’t restricted to gateway-only group configurations, so they aren’t limited to that group type.