A network engineer is setting up a clientless SSLVPN on a Cisco ASA. Remote users must be able to access an internal webserver via the URL example.com. Which two steps accomplish this task? (Choose tw

In clientless SSL VPN, the ASA acts as a reverse proxy and users interact with internal resources entirely through the web portal. A bookmark (URL entry configured on the ASA) must be created so that users can click a link in the portal to initiate a proxied connection to the internal webserver. Without a bookmark or equivalent URL object, the resource is unreachable through the portal regardless of network reachability.

Clientless SSL VPN proxies all connections through the ASA, so the user's computer never establishes a direct routed path to the internal webserver and a client-side route is not required.

DNS resolution of the webserver URL must be available to the ASA itself so it can proxy the connection, not to the user's computer; this is an ASA-side infrastructure concern, not a distinct VPN configuration step.

Clientless SSL VPN is specifically designed to operate without any browser plugin or additional software on the user's machine; plugins are a characteristic of thin-client or full-tunnel VPN modes.

Basic IP reachability from the ASA to the internal webserver is a general network prerequisite that should already exist and is not a configuration step unique to enabling clientless SSL VPN access.