Refer to the exhibit. An engineer configures Clientless SSL VPN on a Cisco ASA. After the configuration, a user receives this error message in the browser during attempt to connect: Secure Client is not enabled on the VPN server.
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D. Enable the Clientless VPN protocol for the group policy. The group policy must permit the clientless VPN protocol via the vpn-tunnel-protocol ssl-clientless command. Without this setting, the ASA rejects the connection attempt even though Clientless SSL VPN is configured globally on the WebVPN gateway. Enabling this protocol in the group policy directly resolves the reported browser error.

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A. Enable the AnyConnect Premium license. The AnyConnect Premium license enables AnyConnect full-tunnel client access, not Clientless SSL VPN, which is a separate feature that does not require this license.

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B. Configure a new WebVPN group policy for affected users. Creating a new group policy does not resolve the issue unless the new policy also explicitly has the clientless VPN tunnel protocol enabled.

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C. Configure the auto-signon feature from the WebVPN attributes. The auto-signon feature handles automatic credential submission to internal web applications through the VPN portal and does not control whether users can establish the VPN session itself.

Refer to the exhibit. An engineer configures Clientless SSL VPN on a Cisco ASA. After the configuration, a user receives this error message in the browser during attempt to connect: Secure Client is…

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