Which two routing protocols are redistributed into OMP?

OMP (Overlay Management Protocol) is Cisco SD-WAN's routing protocol that carries reachability information, TLOCs, and service routes across the overlay network. It redistributes routes learned from connected networks and other routing protocols into the SD-WAN fabric. OSPF and EIGRP are two common interior gateway protocols (IGPs) used in enterprise networks that can be redistributed into OMP. This allows devices outside the SD-WAN fabric to reach destinations within it and vice-versa. RSVP and LDP are protocols primarily used for MPLS traffic engineering and label distribution, respectively, not for general IP route redistribution into OMP. RIP is an older, less scalable IGP that, while technically redistributable, is less common in modern enterprise SD-WAN deployments compared to OSPF and EIGRP.