Which two sets of identifiers OMP carry when it advertises TLOC routes between WAN Edge routers? (Choose two.)

TLOC routes carry the TLOC public and private IP addresses, which are the endpoints for the data plane tunnels, along with the carrier (e.g., MPLS, Public Internet) and a preference value. This information is crucial for remote WAN Edge routers to establish tunnels and for vSmart to make informed path selection decisions.

Source and destination IP addresses and MAC addresses are attributes of data plane packets, not routing updates for TLOCs, although site ID is used in OMP routes.

VPN ID, local site, network, and BGP next-hop IP address are attributes primarily associated with OMP service routes (vRoutes), which describe prefixes reachable through a WAN Edge, rather than the TLOC routes themselves.

While TLOC public and private addresses are correct, 'tunnel ID' is not a standard distinct OMP attribute in this context, and 'performance' is a dynamically derived metric rather than a static identifier carried directly within the TLOC route.