Refer to the exhibit. This ACL is configured to allow client access only to HTTP, HTTPS, and DNS services via UDP. The new administrator wants to add TCP access to the ONS service. Which configuration

`no ip access-list extended Services` deletes the entire ACL, which is disruptive and inefficient as all existing rules would need to be reconfigured.

The command `ip access-list extended Services` enters the configuration mode for the existing 'Services' extended ACL, allowing new permit or deny statements to be appended to the ACL without deleting any existing rules. This is the most efficient method for updating an ACL as it avoids service disruption.

This option would first enter the ACL configuration mode but then immediately delete the ACL with `no ip access-list extended Services`, making it ineffective for adding rules.

This option first deletes the entire ACL with `no ip access-list extended Services` before attempting to add new entries, which is inefficient and causes service interruption for all traffic previously handled by the ACL.