Refer to the exhibit. The Cisco SD-WAN network is configured with a default full-mesh topology. Islamabad HQ and Islamabad WAN Edges must be used as the hub sites. Hub sites MPLS TLOC must be preferred when forwarding FTP traffic based on a configured SLA class list. Which policy configuration does the network engineer use to call the SLA class and set the preferred color to MPLS?

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A. Centralized Policy, Traffic Policy To influence traffic forwarding decisions across the SD-WAN fabric, such as preferring a specific TLOC color like MPLS for application traffic like FTP based on an SLA class, a centralized policy is required. Specifically, a Centralized Data Policy (often referred to as a Traffic Policy) is used to match traffic and apply actions like application-aware routing or TLOC preferences across multiple sites.

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B. Centralized Policy, Topology A centralized topology policy defines the network's overall connectivity (e.g., hub-and-spoke), not specific traffic forwarding preferences based on application and SLA.

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C. Localized Policy, Forwarding Class

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D. Localized Policy, Route Policy

Refer to the exhibit. The Cisco SD-WAN network is configured with a default full-mesh topology. Islamabad HQ and Islamabad WAN Edges must be used as the hub sites. Hub sites MPLS TLOC must be…

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