You are comparing remote$-$site design using central internet and local internet models. Which three design principles do you need to consider? $($Choose three.$)$

For the central internet model, ensure that split tunneling is enabled to permit user web traffic and hosted cloud services traffic to use the local internet link.

For the central internet model, ensure that the default route exists for forwarding local internet traffic directly to the internet. The default route is configured pointing at the next$-$hop router in the ISP network. This default route should be given higher preference than any other default route configured to be pointing to a private WAN connection as backup to local internet in case the local ISP link fails.

For the local internet model, ensure that private WAN connections using DMVPN over the internet, MPLS$,$ or Layer $2$ WAN provide internal routes to access data center and campus networks.

For the local internet model, ensure that split tunneling is enabled to permit user web traffic and hosted cloud services traffic to use the local internet link.

For the local internet model, ensure that the private addresses that are used for internal networks are translated to a public address by using PAT on the ISP$-$connected interface for Internet$-$bound traffic.