A logistics edge has internet and MPLS up. The Azure prefix must prefer the internet TLOC and must keep MPLS as a usable alternate. Which control-policy action is that?
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Short Explanation
Favorite the internet door, and leave the MPLS door on the hinges. You raise preference on the internet TLOC and you do not restrict the prefix to that color. Restrict would delete the alternate you were told to keep.
Full Explanation
Centralized control policy can set a higher TLOC preference so the Azure prefix prefers the internet path while the MPLS TLOC remains in OMP as a usable alternate. That is the requirement. Restricting the prefix to the internet color removes MPLS from the route. If the internet color fails, the prefix has no alternate, which violates the request to keep MPLS usable. A zone-based deny for Azure packets on MPLS drops the backup instead of keeping it as a route. Cloud OnRamp for SaaS does not set TLOC preference for a private Azure prefix. It steers enabled public SaaS applications. Exam caveat: preference only orders the TLOCs the site is allowed to keep. A later restrict action in the same policy can undo the backup. Read the whole sequence. Operational check: show sdwan omp routes for the Azure prefix should mark the internet TLOC preferred and should still list the MPLS TLOC.