Which two parameters help to map a VPN session to a tunnel group without using the tunnel-group list? (Choose two.)
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The parameters that help to map a VPN session to a tunnel group without using the tunnel-group list are as follows:
A. Group-alias: Group-alias is a feature that enables a client to connect to a VPN group by specifying an alias name rather than the group name. This parameter can be used to map a VPN session to a tunnel group. When a client initiates a connection, the security appliance uses the alias name specified by the client to identify the appropriate tunnel group. Group-alias can be used in conjunction with tunnel-group names or instead of them.
D. Group-URL: Group-URL is a feature that enables a client to connect to a VPN group by specifying a URL. This URL can be used to map a VPN session to a tunnel group. When a client initiates a connection, the security appliance uses the URL specified by the client to identify the appropriate tunnel group. Group-URL can be used in conjunction with tunnel-group names or instead of them.
B. Certificate Map: Certificate Map is a feature that enables a VPN to be established based on the characteristics of the client's certificate. This parameter can be used to map a VPN session to a tunnel group. When a client initiates a connection, the security appliance uses the characteristics of the client's certificate to identify the appropriate tunnel group.
C. Optimal Gateway Selection: Optimal Gateway Selection is a feature that enables a client to connect to the best available VPN gateway based on criteria such as load, latency, and location. This parameter does not map a VPN session to a tunnel group.
E. AnyConnect client version: AnyConnect client version is not a parameter that helps to map a VPN session to a tunnel group without using the tunnel-group list.