Place a Cisco SD-WAN VPN hardware component in an edge design requiring the MSLA-C C1 configuration and a 2.5G capacity designation. CDMSLAC-C1-P-2.5G identifies that specific combination: MSLA-C, C1, SD-WAN VPN function, and 2.5G. It is intended for environments where the required edge selection is defined by VPN capacity rather than by a generic routing label. The 2.5G designation applies to the SD-WAN VPN capacity stated for this configuration. Treat that value as a capacity requirement when aligning the appliance with the expected encrypted WAN traffic profile. It should not be substituted with an assumption about port count, Ethernet media, switching capability, or wireless connectivity. Those are separate design decisions that depend on the rest of the SD-WAN edge architecture. MSLA-C distinguishes this hardware designation from other Cisco SD-WAN selections, while C1 identifies the associated configuration. This combination is appropriate when a deployment calls specifically for Cisco SD-WAN VPN operation at the stated 2.5G level. Verify that the MSLA-C C1 designation aligns with the intended SD-WAN architecture, VPN throughput target, and required Cisco service configuration before installation.