The customization of routing decisions is an example of which policy type?

Centralized control policies in SD-WAN environments are used to influence the control plane, dictating routing behavior, path selection, and other network-wide routing decisions. These policies are configured centrally and then propagated to edge devices to customize routing across the network.

Centralized data policies in SD-WAN define how data plane traffic is handled, such as specifying forwarding paths based on application or security requirements, not directly customizing routing decisions.

Localized data policies refer to data plane actions taken at a specific device for traffic flowing through it, often for local security or QoS, and do not centralize routing decision customization.

Localized control policies are control plane actions taken at a specific device, usually for local routing adjustments or filtering, but do not provide the centralized, network-wide customization of routing decisions across multiple sites.