A network administrator is configuring a centralized control policy based on match action pairs for multiple conditions. Which order must be configured to prefer Prefix List over TLOC and TLOC over…

Processing from highest to lowest sequence number would reverse the intended precedence for policy evaluation.

A nonsequential order would lead to unpredictable policy application and is not how Cisco SD-WAN control policies are evaluated.

While the order is deterministic, this option does not specify the direction of evaluation (lowest to highest sequence number) which is crucial for precedence.

In Cisco SD-WAN centralized control policies, the evaluation of match-action pairs follows a deterministic order from the lowest to the highest sequence number. This ensures that more specific conditions, such as a Prefix List match, can be placed at lower sequence numbers to take precedence over broader matches like TLOC or Origin.