A network has recently implemented access-lists on switched virtual interfaces on an Aruba 8325 switch. The intention is to apply a filter from VLANs 301-310 to a list of web servers and to allow all other traffic. While applying newly-created access lists to the switch, it is noted that there are messages displayed on the switch as seen:

Assuming the switch has exhausted its TCAM entries, which command(s) will provide the simplest method to solve the issue?

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A network has recently implemented access-lists on switched virtual interfaces on an Aruba 8325 switch. The intention is to apply a filter from VLANs 301-310 to a list of web servers and to allow all other traffic. While applying newly-created access lists to the switch, it is noted that there are messages displayed on the switch as seen:

Assuming the switch has exhausted its TCAM entries, which command(s) will provide the simplest method to solve the issue?

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A. access-list ip acl-webservers 10 permit tcp web-clients web-servers group web-ports count

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B. object-group ip address web-servers reset object-group ip address web-servers range 192.168.0.1

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C. access-list all reset

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D. object-group ip address web-clients 10 192.168.120.0/255.255.254.0 no 20

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