What two benefits do configuration groups provide in SD-WAN? (Choose two.)

Configuration groups in Cisco SD-WAN allow administrators to manage devices efficiently by grouping them based on shared configuration requirements. This simplifies policy deployment and ensures consistency across similar devices. Tags further enhance this by enabling the identification and dynamic grouping of subsets of devices within or across configuration groups. For example, you could tag all devices in a specific region or all devices with a particular hardware model, then apply policies to those tagged devices. Incorrect options: A device can have multiple tag rules: While devices can have multiple tags, the concept of "tag rules" isn't a direct benefit of configuration groups. Devices can belong to multiple groups: A device can only belong to one configuration group at a time. Devices are associated with a configuration group and a device template: While devices are associated with both, this statement describes the relationship, not a benefit of configuration groups themselves.