Refer to the exhibit. Which action automatically enables privilege exec mode when logging in via SSH?

Configuring a password under the `line vty` configuration sets the password for all users accessing those VTY lines but does not automatically grant privilege level 15.

Having the `enable secret` be the same as a user's secret is poor security practice and does not automatically put the user into privilege exec mode; the user would still need to explicitly type `enable`.

Configuring `privilege level 15` under the `line vty` configuration would apply this privilege level to *all* users connecting via that line, which is a less granular and potentially insecure approach compared to per-user configuration.

In Cisco IOS, privilege level 15 grants full administrative access, corresponding to privilege exec mode. By configuring a local user account (e.g., 'cisco') with `privilege level 15` using the `username <name> privilege 15 secret <password>` command, that user will automatically enter the highest privilege mode upon successful SSH authentication, bypassing the need for an `enable` command.