Which attributes uniquely identify and represent a TLOC route?

A TLOC (Transport Location) route in Cisco SD-WAN is uniquely identified by a combination of three attributes: the system IP address of the vEdge router, the link color (which defines the WAN interface type, e.g., "public-internet," "MPLS"), and the encapsulation type (either IPsec or GRE). This combination ensures that each specific path from a router to the WAN is distinct. "Origin, originator, and preference" are attributes associated with OMP (Overlay Management Protocol) routes, not TLOCs. "Site ID, tag, and VPN" are used for identifying sites, applying policies, and segmenting traffic, respectively, but do not uniquely define a TLOC. "Firewall, IPS, and application optimization" are security and performance features, not TLOC identification attributes.