What is one reason to configure the AlwaysOn VPN feature?

• A. To reduce bandwidth
• B. Management wants to regulate the network access provided to its users
• C. To improve application performance
• D. To disable VPN

Answer: (B)

AlwaysOn VPN is about providing secure, consistent remote access that an organization can tightly control. It lets IT define who can connect, from which devices, and to which resources, and it can enforce security policies and posture requirements before granting access. When you configure it, you give management the ability to regulate and govern network access for users, ensuring that only authorized users and compliant devices can reach corporate resources. This aligns with governance and security goals, making it the strongest reason to enable AlwaysOn VPN.

Options that focus on bandwidth, performance, or simply turning VPN off don’t capture that policy-driven control purpose. Reducing bandwidth isn’t the primary aim, improving application performance isn’t guaranteed, and disabling the VPN would defeat the security and access-control benefits AlwaysOn VPN provides.