Refer to the exhibit. The network administrator has configured a centralized topology policy that results in the displayed routing table at a branch office. Which two configurations are verified by…

Routing tables are typically viewed for service VPNs (e.g., VPN 1-65535) where user data resides, not primarily for the transport VPN (VPN 0) which handles underlay connectivity and control plane communication.

In Cisco SD-WAN, WAN Edge devices, including cEdge routers, commonly receive their default route (0.0.0.0/0) from the vSmart controller via the Overlay Management Protocol (OMP). This is a standard method for guiding traffic out to the internet or corporate data center.

The exhibit (implied) shows a routing table that is consistent with the output format of a Cisco IOS XE device, identifying it as a cEdge router rather than a vEdge router, which would have a different CLI output style.

If the default route were configured locally on the device, its source and administrative distance would typically differ from an OMP-learned route, which is implicitly not the case given option B is correct.

Without the actual exhibit, there is no information in the question that supports the conclusion that a route tag of 300 is being added by a configured policy.