A voice packet requires a latency of 50 msec. Which policy is configured to ensure that a voice packet is always sent on the link with less than a 50 msec delay?

Localized data policies are applied at a specific WAN Edge and handle local traffic manipulation (e.g., QoS, policing), not dynamic path selection based on network-wide performance metrics.

Localized control policies manipulate routing at a specific WAN Edge, not for dynamic path selection based on application requirements across the overlay.

Localized control policies manipulate routing at a specific WAN Edge, not for dynamic path selection based on application requirements across the overlay.

A centralized data policy, specifically an application-aware routing policy, is used to steer traffic like voice packets onto links that meet predefined quality-of-service (QoS) criteria such as latency thresholds. This policy is configured on vManage, distributed by vSmart, and enforced by WAN Edge devices across the overlay network to select the best path dynamically.