You are the Cisco Network Designer for a Company. Which of these are important when determining how many users a NAS can support? (Select three)

The total number of network devices directly determines the authentication and posture evaluation workload placed on the NAS, affecting how many concurrent sessions it must handle.

Each posture assessment check consumes processing resources on the NAS; more checks per assessment reduce the number of simultaneous users the NAS can evaluate.

Bandwidth is a characteristic of the network infrastructure, not a processing constraint of the NAS itself, so it does not determine how many users the NAS can support.

Each plug-in executed per scan adds CPU and memory overhead on the NAS, so the plug-in count per scan directly limits the number of users that can be assessed concurrently.