An engineer is investigating connectivity problems on Cisco Firepower for a specific SGT. Which command allows the engineer to capture real packets that pass through the firewall using an SGT of 64?

The command `capture CAP type inline-tag 64 match ip any any` correctly specifies an inline-tag capture, which is used to filter and capture packets based on their Security Group Tag (SGT). The `type inline-tag` keyword indicates that the following number, `64`, is the SGT to match, allowing the engineer to isolate and analyze traffic associated with that specific SGT.

The syntax `capture CAP match 64 type inline-tag ip any any` is incorrect because `type inline-tag` must precede the SGT value.

While `headers-only` is a valid option for packet capture, the primary issue is the SGT matching syntax, which is correctly formed in option A, and this option adds an unnecessary restriction.

The syntax `capture CAP buffer 64 match ip any any` is incorrect; `buffer` is a keyword to specify buffer size, not for matching an SGT, and it's misplaced in the command for SGT filtering.