Refer to the exhibit. A network engineer is configuring a remote access SSLVPN and is unable to complete the connection using local credentials. What must be done to remediate this problem?

On Cisco ASA, the group policy must include 'vpn-tunnel-protocol ssl-client' (or 'anyconnect') under its attributes. Without this, the AnyConnect client protocol is disabled for that policy, preventing tunnel establishment entirely. Enabling the client protocol in the group policy is the direct fix when local credentials are valid but the connection still fails.

A AAA server group is only required when authenticating against an external server like RADIUS or LDAP - it is not needed for local credential authentication and would not resolve this issue.

Changing the authentication method to local would only be relevant if the current method pointed to an unreachable external server, not if the protocol itself is not enabled in the group policy.

The group policy does not have a 'force local authentication' option as a standalone command - the authentication method is set on the tunnel-group, not as a group policy attribute forcing local auth.