Which two sets of identifiers does OMP advertise for TLOC routes between WAN Edge routers? (Choose two.)

OMP advertises TLOC routes, which are essentially the next-hop information for reaching destinations in the SD-WAN fabric. Two key sets of identifiers are used. First, the TLOC public/private IPs, carrier, and preference define the physical transport location and its attributes. The public/private IPs specify the external and internal addresses of the WAN Edge router interface, the carrier identifies the service provider, and preference influences path selection. Second, the System IP, link color, and encapsulation define the logical tunnel endpoint. The System IP uniquely identifies the WAN Edge router, the link color distinguishes different transport connections (e.g., MPLS, Internet), and encapsulation specifies the tunnel type (e.g., IPsec, GRE). The other options contain elements not directly used as identifiers for TLOC routes or mix unrelated concepts.