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Which command identifies a Cisco AnyConnect profile that was uploaded to the flash of an IOS router?
The correct answer is C. crypto vpn anyconnect profile SSL_profile flash:simos-profile.xml. On a Cisco IOS router, the correct command syntax to reference an AnyConnect profile stored in flash falls under the 'crypto vpn anyconnect' configuration hierarchy.
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- Asvc import profile SSL_profile flash:simos-profile.xml
- Banyconnect profile SSL_profile flash:simos-profile.xml
- Ccrypto vpn anyconnect profile SSL_profile flash:simos-profile.xml
- Dwebvpn import profile SSL_profile flash:simos-profile.xml
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On a Cisco IOS router, the correct command syntax to reference an AnyConnect profile stored in flash falls under the 'crypto vpn anyconnect' configuration hierarchy.
The 'svc import profile' command is not valid syntax on IOS routers; it does not exist in the IOS CLI hierarchy.
'anyconnect profile' without the 'crypto vpn' prefix is not a standalone IOS global command and will not be recognized by the parser.
On IOS routers running the SSL VPN feature, the 'crypto vpn anyconnect profile' command is used to associate a named profile with a file stored in flash. This is distinct from ASA syntax and is required to bind the XML profile so that AnyConnect clients can download it during session establishment.
'webvpn import profile' is the correct syntax on Cisco ASA devices, not on IOS routers, making it invalid in this context.
Concept tested: Cisco IOS AnyConnect profile flash import command
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios-xml/ios/sec_conn_vpnips/configuration/xe-16/sec-sec-for-vpns-w-ipsec-xe-16-book/sec-anyconnect-vpn-ios.html
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