Route high-bandwidth WAN traffic through a C1 VPN configuration with the Cisco MSLA-C platform. The CDMSLAC-C1-P-10G configuration carries a 10 Gbps designation, placing it in deployments where the WAN edge must accommodate substantial encrypted traffic. Its product designation combines SD-WAN, C1, VPN, and 10G terms; those identifiers are key match points for an existing Cisco architecture. Use this hardware where the required service designation is MSLA-C and the network design calls for C1 VPN at 10 Gbps. It belongs at the WAN edge rather than the access layer: its stated functions concern SD-WAN and VPN connectivity, not Ethernet access-port switching. Match the required VPN capacity and Cisco configuration designation before selecting the unit, particularly when a site has a defined encrypted-traffic target. What distinguishes this configuration is its combined C1 VPN and 10G naming rather than a generic SD-WAN description. That specificity matters when matching an installed Cisco environment that refers to MSLA-C. Keep the full ordering code with deployment records because its suffixes identify the VPN and bandwidth configuration. The C1 and 10G designators should match the required configuration exactly.