Establish a defined 10 Gbps base for an SD-WAN X deployment with Cisco CDMSLAC-X-P-10G. This MSLA-C configuration identifies the base hardware position for environments where WAN-edge capacity planning calls for a 10 Gbps tier. It gives architects a specific platform configuration to align with the throughput target established for the site, hub, or regional network role. The SD-WAN X base designation matters when the deployment architecture requires a consistent capacity class across locations. Use this configuration where the network design calls for an MSLA-C appliance at the 10 Gbps base tier rather than selecting hardware without a stated SD-WAN X base designation. That distinction helps keep the physical platform aligned with the intended SD-WAN architecture before service and connectivity details are applied. Cisco positions the MSLA-C designation with the SD-WAN X base configuration, while the 10G suffix identifies the stated capacity tier. This product is therefore suited to technical teams documenting a 10 Gbps SD-WAN hardware baseline for a defined network role. Validate the surrounding deployment design, including WAN handoff type, topology, software entitlement, and service requirements, against the requirements of the specific implementation.