Cisco Cloud onRamp for Colocation supports which two types of service insertion?

Control policies are used to influence traffic paths and service chains at the vSmart controller level, directing traffic to specific service insertion points within the colocation.

Local policies are applied directly on WAN Edge devices for localized traffic handling, not typically used for orchestrated service insertion in Cloud onRamp for Colocation.

Data policies define specific forwarding actions for traffic, enabling the redirection of selected traffic flows to services hosted in the colocation environment for inspection or processing.

CLI policy is not a distinct type of service insertion policy; policies are configured via GUI or CLI, but the underlying policy type is control or data.

OMP policy influences the advertisement and selection of OMP routes, which is a facet of control policy, but 'OMP policy' is not itself a type of service insertion method like control or data policy.