Refer to the exhibit. Based on the configuration output, what is the VPN technology?

Site-to-site VPN uses IPsec tunnel mode to connect two networks at Layer 3, and its configuration shows crypto maps, transform sets, and access lists - not Layer 2 bridging constructs.

DMVPN is identified by mGRE tunnel interfaces and NHRP configuration, which enable dynamic spoke-to-spoke tunnels - not present in an L2VPN configuration.

L2VPN technologies such as VPLS, EoMPLS, or L2TPv3 are identified by configuration elements like xconnect statements, pseudowire encapsulation, or VPLS bridge-domains that indicate Layer 2 forwarding across an IP or MPLS core. These constructs are distinct from Layer 3 VPN configurations and signal that the tunnel is carrying Ethernet or other Layer 2 frames rather than routed IP traffic.

Multicast VPN uses MDT or mLDP profiles and VRF-based multicast routing configuration, which is unrelated to Layer 2 forwarding constructs seen here.