Review the IPsec diagnostics output of the command diagnose vpn tunnel list shown in the exhibit below. Which statements are correct regarding this output? (Choose two.)

The `diagnose vpn tunnel list` command provides detailed information about active IPsec tunnels, including the internal IP address that has been dynamically assigned to a connected VPN client, which the output indicates as 172.20.1.1.

The diagnostics output includes the configuration parameters of the IPsec tunnel's Phase 1, explicitly showing whether Dead Peer Detection (DPD) is enabled (`dpd-link: enable`) to monitor the liveness and availability of the remote peer.

The `diagnose vpn tunnel list` command typically displays information for active or established tunnels; while a tunnel can be idle (no traffic), the primary purpose of this command is to list currently functioning VPN connections.

If the connecting client has been allocated 172.20.1.1 (as per choice A), it cannot also be simultaneously allocated 10.200.3.1 for the same VPN connection.