A company is deploying AWS Cloud WAN with edges in us-east-1 and ap-southeast-2. There are segments for development, production, and shared services at each edge. Many VPCs will be attached to the core network and must land in the correct segment. The network team will tag attachments with Environment=`<segment name>`. The production segment in us-east-1 must require acceptance for attachment requests; all other attachments must not require acceptance. What rule configuration meets this requirement?

The correct option uses rule priority and logical conditions effectively. Rule 100, with an "and" condition for tag:Environment = Production AND Region = us-east-1, precisely targets the specific scenario requiring acceptance. This ensures only production attachments in us-east-1 need approval. Rule 200, with a lower priority, then handles all other attachments, mapping them to their respective segments without requiring acceptance, as specified. Incorrect options: Using "or" in Rule 100 would incorrectly require acceptance for any production attachment (regardless of region) or any attachment in us-east-1 (regardless of environment), which is too broad. Placing the non-acceptance rule first (Rule 100) would mean it processes all attachments before the specific acceptance rule (Rule 200) could ever be applied, effectively bypassing the acceptance requirement for production in us-east-1.