An engineer is configuring WebVPN. When the configuration went live, no more than 10 users could connect at the same time. During the investigation, the additional user received an error that it could not connect. Which command must the engineer apply on the Cisco ASA to resolve the issue?

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C. ASA(config-group-policy)# vpn-simultaneous-logins 20 The vpn-simultaneous-logins command, applied under group-policy configuration mode, sets the maximum number of simultaneous VPN logins allowed for users in that policy. The default value is 3, and raising it to 20 permits more concurrent WebVPN sessions. This is both the correct command name and the correct configuration context on Cisco ASA.

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A. ASA(config)# vpn-simultaneous-logs 20 vpn-simultaneous-logs is not a valid Cisco ASA command - the correct keyword is vpn-simultaneous-logins - and global configuration mode is not where this per-user session parameter is configured.

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B. ASA(config-group-policy)# vpn-simultaneous-logs 10 While the group-policy context is correct, vpn-simultaneous-logs is a misspelled command name and setting the value to 10 would not increase the existing limit of 10.

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D. ASA(config)# vpn login-limit 20 vpn login-limit is not a valid Cisco ASA command syntax for controlling the number of simultaneous VPN sessions.

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