To restrict the WLAN to a maximum of 10 simultaneous clients, which two configuration actions are required? (Choose two.)

To restrict a WLAN to a maximum of 10 simultaneous clients, you must set the "Maximum Allowed Clients" value to 10. This directly limits the total number of clients that can connect to that specific WLAN. Additionally, enabling "Enable Session Timeout" and setting a value (like 3600 seconds) is crucial. While not directly limiting the number of clients, it ensures inactive clients are disconnected after a set period, freeing up client slots for active users and preventing the WLAN from being saturated by idle connections. "Wi-Fi Direct Clients Policy" relates to peer-to-peer connections and doesn't limit overall WLAN clients. "Client Exclusion" is used to block specific clients, not to set a maximum limit. "Maximum Allowed Clients Per AP Radio" limits clients per radio, not for the entire WLAN, which might still exceed 10 if multiple radios are in use.