Which three protocols are able to be configured using Versa Workflows? (Choose three.)

Versa Workflows, managed through Versa Director, are designed to simplify and automate the configuration of branch devices. When creating a device template or workflow, the routing configuration section provides options for the most commonly used protocols in enterprise SD-WAN deployments. These explicitly include BGP (typically for underlay and overlay routing), OSPF (for dynamic routing on the LAN side), and Static routes for simple and predictable pathing. These three protocols are available as standard, selectable options within the workflow's graphical user interface.

B. EIGRP: This is a Cisco-proprietary protocol and is not offered as a standard, configurable option within the simplified Versa Workflows for branch deployment.

C. IS-IS: This protocol is primarily used in large-scale service provider networks, not typical enterprise branch scenarios, and is therefore not an available option in Versa Workflows.

1. Versa Networks

VOS™ Configuration Guide for Release 22.1.1

Document Version 1.0

July 2022.

Section: Configuring Routing Protocols (Chapter 10): This chapter details the configuration of supported routing protocols. The guide's examples and primary sections focus on BGP (Section 10.4)

OSPF (Section 10.5)

and Static Routes (Section 10.2)

confirming their central role. The absence of dedicated sections for EIGRP or IS-IS in the context of standard branch configuration implies they are not primary

workflow-driven protocols.

2. Versa Networks

Versa Director Configuration Guide for Release 22.1.1

Document Version 1.0

July 2022.

Section: Device Templates (Chapter 6)

Subsection: Configuring Routing in a Template: This section describes the process of adding routing instances to a device template

which is a core component of a workflow. The graphical interface options presented in the guide for the "Protocol" field consistently show BGP

OSPF

and Static as the available choices for automated provisioning.