Refer to the exhibit. The network team is implementing a TLOC policy in a network with a hub and spoke layout. The spoke sites must prefer their public-internet circuit for routes advertised by the…

Applying the TLOC policy 'out' to the 'SpokeS' site-list means the vSmart modifies the TLOC preference in OMP route advertisements sent outbound to spoke sites; spokes then install the hub's routes with the public-internet TLOC preferred, directing their traffic to that circuit.

Applying the policy outbound to the Hub site-list would alter what the hub receives from other sites, not what the spoke sites receive from the hub, so spoke behavior would be unaffected.

Applying the policy inbound to the Hub site-list affects routes being advertised by hub sites into the vSmart, changing what the vSmart stores rather than what the spokes receive.

Applying the policy inbound to SpokeS affects routes that spoke sites advertise toward the vSmart, not the routes the spokes receive from the hub, leaving spoke routing preferences unchanged.