To configure DIA based on matching QoS parameters on a WAN Edge, which two actions are required? (Choose two.)

To configure Direct Internet Access (DIA) based on QoS parameters, you need a centralized data policy to direct traffic with specific QoS markings out to the internet, bypassing the SD-WAN fabric. This policy is configured on the vSmart controller and then applied to the desired WAN Edge devices. Additionally, NAT must be configured on the transport interface of the WAN Edge router. This is because traffic exiting directly to the internet from a private network needs to have its private IP address translated to a public IP address to be routable on the public internet. Applying a data policy on a WAN interface is incorrect because DIA policies are typically centralized for consistent application across the network. Configuring a control policy is for routing and topology, not for directing specific data flows based on QoS for DIA. Applying a QoS map policy is for classifying and marking traffic, not for directing it out to the internet.