On a Cisco Nexus switch, you need to configure an ACL that permits HTTP traffic only from network 10.68.68.0/24 to network 10.68.69.0/24. Which command should you use?

This choice uses incorrect ACL rule syntax or parameters that do not properly match TCP port 80 between the specified source and destination networks.

The correct configuration enters named ACL mode with 'ip access-list test' and then adds a permit rule specifying TCP as the protocol, source network 10.68.68.0 0.0.0.255, destination network 10.68.69.0 0.0.0.255, and destination port eq 80 to match HTTP. Cisco Nexus NX-OS named extended ACLs require explicitly matching the transport protocol and port number to restrict traffic to a specific application like HTTP.

This choice contains an ACL permit statement with an incorrect protocol, port, or network specification that fails to isolate HTTP traffic between the two subnets.

This choice uses wrong parameters such as incorrect wildcard masks, port operators, or protocol identifiers that prevent it from accurately matching HTTP traffic.