From least capable to most capable, how are the access methods ordered?

The correct ordering of access methods from least capable to most capable is accurately represented in the choice that specifies Web only as the least capable and OnDemand Tunnel as the most capable, which aligns with how these access methods function.

Web only provides basic access capabilities, primarily focusing on web-based applications without advanced features. WorkPlace Lite builds upon this by offering more functionality for accessing resources but is limited in terms of how users can interact with the network. OnDemand enhances user experience by allowing for dynamic resource access and more comprehensive connectivity compared to its predecessors. At the top of the hierarchy, OnDemand Tunnel provides the most advanced capabilities, including full tunnel access, which allows for robust network connectivity similar to that of a VPN.

This ordering reflects the increasing levels of functionality and capability that each access method provides, making it logical that the sequence starts with the least capable access method and progresses to the most capable one. Understanding the specific capabilities of each access method allows for better decisions regarding which access method to implement based on user needs and organizational requirements.