Free Cisco 300-730 SVPN Actual Exam Questions - Question 15 Discussion

D imo, the absence of any mGRE or NHRP config really rules out DMVPN (B). Also, clientless SSLVPN (C) usually shows web-based access configurations, which don't appear here. Since there’s no “crypto gdoi” or group key commands, GETVPN (D) seems unlikely too. The group name looks like a standard AnyConnect client group, which typically appears in a VPN client context without those specialized tunnel setups. So yeah, A fits best from the config style and naming conventions shown.

This one looks like A to me. The group name Cisc012345678 fits with VPN group policies used for AnyConnect clients, plus the config doesn’t show any tunnel or mGRE interfaces that’d suggest DMVPN. Also, no mention of encryption or key server stuff typical for GETVPN. The lack of webvpn or portal settings makes clientless SSLVPN less likely too.

Maybe A because AnyConnect also uses group policies named like this, and it’s common to see client group names in the config. The absence of tunnel-specific terms leans away from DMVPN or GETVPN here.

It’s B because DMVPN uses group names for tunnels and spokes, and the exhibit seems to show a group configuration rather than individual clients or SSL sessions. GETVPN usually highlights key servers, which I don’t see here.

Maybe B since DMVPN often involves group names and dynamic tunnel setups, and the term “group” fits better with DMVPN’s spoke clusters rather than client VPNs or GETVPN.

It’s D because GETVPN is designed for group encryption and uses group keys, which fits the “group Cisc012345678” context here. The GUI probably shows group info typical of GETVPN instead of individual client setups like AnyConnect or Clientless SSLVPN. DMVPN would focus more on dynamic tunnels between sites, not groups.