Which attributes are configured to uniquely identify and represent a TLOC route?

The TLOC (Transport Location) uniquely represents a WAN Edge router's attachment point to the transport network, defined by its system IP address, the 'color' attribute indicating the transport type (e.g., MPLS, internet), and the encapsulation type (e.g., IPSec, GRE) used for the overlay tunnel.

Origin, originator, and preference are attributes associated with OMP routes used for path selection, not for uniquely identifying a TLOC.

Site ID and VPN are important for network segmentation and topology but are not direct attributes that uniquely identify a specific TLOC itself; tag is an OMP attribute.

Firewall, IPS, and application optimization are types of network services or features, not attributes used to uniquely identify a TLOC route.