Which BGP attribute(s) can influence the path that outgoing traffic takes from your AS to other autonomous systems? (Choose two.)

Weight and Local Preference are BGP attributes that influence outgoing traffic from your AS. Weight is a Cisco-proprietary attribute, locally significant to the router, and is the first attribute checked in the BGP best path selection process. A higher Weight value is preferred. Local Preference is an AS-wide attribute, meaning it's shared among all BGP routers within the same AS, and a higher Local Preference value is preferred. It is used to influence how traffic leaves the AS. MED (Multi-Exit Discriminator) influences how incoming traffic enters your AS, making it incorrect for this question. ASPath is primarily used for loop prevention and as a tie-breaker in the best path selection process, not for directly influencing outgoing path selection in the same way Weight and Local Preference do.