How does a TSC enhance network scalability?

A Tactical Session Controller (TSC) enhances network scalability primarily by managing additional sessions dynamically. This capability is crucial for supporting a growing number of user connections and service demands without overwhelming the system's infrastructure.

Dynamic session management allows the TSC to efficiently allocate resources based on real-time usage patterns, ensuring that the network can handle varying loads effectively. As more devices or users connect to the network, the TSC can adjust its operations accordingly, distributing and managing sessions in a way that maintains performance and reliability.

This is essential in environments where demand can fluctuate significantly, such as during peak traffic times or events requiring sudden increases in user connections. Thus, the TSC’s dynamic management feature is integral to enabling the network to scale up or down based on current conditions, making it adaptable and efficient in resource utilization.

The other choices do not contribute positively to scalability in the same way. Reducing the number of concurrent sessions would actually limit capacity rather than enhance it, while minimizing system resources does not directly correlate with supporting more connections. Relying on extensive manual configuration would also hinder scalability, as it would slow down response times to changing demands and require more administrative effort.