Refer to the exhibit. ip access-list extended CCNP permit 192.168.0.10 permit 192.168.0.11 webvpn gateway SSL_Gateway ip address 172.16.0.25 port 443 ssl trustpoint AnyConnect_Cert inservice webvpn…

The 'svc split exclude' command sends all client traffic through the VPN except the specified subnet, which is the inverse of the requirement and would tunnel most traffic rather than only the two target servers.

Identical in function to option A, 'svc split exclude' excludes the named subnet from the tunnel while tunneling everything else, which contradicts the goal of tunneling only the two specific internal server addresses.

The 'svc split include acl CCNP' command configures split tunneling in include mode, which sends only traffic matching the named ACL - permitting 192.168.0.10 and 192.168.0.11 - through the VPN tunnel. All other traffic bypasses the tunnel and exits through the client's own network interface, satisfying the requirement. This is the correct syntax for ACL-based split tunnel include configuration on a Cisco IOS WebVPN context.

'svc split exclude acl CCNP' would exclude 192.168.0.10 and 192.168.0.11 from the tunnel and force all remaining traffic through the VPN, which is exactly the opposite of the desired split-tunnel behavior.