Deploy Cisco CDMSLAC-C3-P-10G where an SD-WAN architecture calls for the MSLA-C hardware configuration marked for C3 QoE and 10G operation. The ordering code identifies a specific configuration rather than a generic SD-WAN device, helping network engineers align the hardware selection with the intended WAN design. At a branch or distributed-site edge, SD-WAN hardware provides the physical platform for connecting local infrastructure to wide-area services. The MSLA-C designation places this configuration within Cisco’s SD-WAN hardware range, while the C3 QoE and 10G labels identify the configuration attributes that matter when matching it to an established network standard. Keep those designators together when comparing configurations intended for the same deployment. The C3 QoE designation is the principal differentiator for this configuration, paired with a 10G designation for higher-capacity SD-WAN requirements. It suits environments where traffic behavior, application experience, and WAN capacity planning are evaluated as part of the edge design. Select it when the deployment calls specifically for MSLA-C hardware with both the C3 QoE and 10G designations, rather than treating those values as interchangeable across the product family.