Refer to the exhibit. A WAN Edge router is configured with SLAs. Which TLOC does the traffic take if the internet TLOC has latency 100 ms, loss 2%, jitter 50ms, and the MPLS TLOC has latency 50 ms…

In SD-WAN, SLA policies prioritize links based on configured thresholds; given that MPLS has significantly lower latency (50ms vs 100ms) and lower loss (1% vs 2%), it is the preferred TLOC, even with higher jitter, unless jitter is explicitly set as the most critical parameter in the SLA and the threshold is violated.

The internet TLOC has higher latency and higher loss, making it less desirable than MPLS under standard SLA configurations that typically prioritize these metrics.

Without specific SLA thresholds and priorities, it's impossible for either to be chosen; however, given the metrics, one path is clearly superior in latency and loss.

Traffic would not be dropped unless both TLOCs failed to meet minimum SLA requirements or were otherwise unavailable.