Which of the following TMOS feature enables BIG-IP to scale performance based to the available CPU cores?

Clustered Multi-Processing (CMP) enables TMOS to scale traffic processing horizontally across multiple CPU cores on the BIG-IP hardware or virtual edition. Without CMP, processing would be handled by a limited number of cores; with CMP enabled, the system can leverage all available cores to increase throughput and connection capacity proportionally.

OneConnect is a connection pooling feature that reuses server-side TCP connections to reduce server load - it does not relate to CPU core scaling.

HTTP class is a traffic classification and policy feature used to direct HTTP traffic based on attributes like URI or host header - not a performance scaling mechanism.

Session persistence ensures a client continues to connect to the same pool member across requests - it has no relationship to CPU core utilization or scaling.

Auto Last Hop controls how BIG-IP routes return traffic back to the client by tracking the source MAC address - it does not affect CPU core scaling.