Which benefit does SSL offloading provide in a Citrix ADC deployment?

It guarantees that all traffic between the ADC and backend servers is encrypted

It allows the ADC to inspect decrypted traffic for security policies

It reduces the number of SSL certificates required to one for the entire organization

It eliminates the need for any SSL certificates in the environment

A company is moving from a legacy architecture where each web server handles its own TLS to a Citrix ADC-based SSL offload. The backend servers are currently configured with HTTPS. What change is required on the backend servers?

Disable TLS on the backend but keep the certificates installed.

Configure the backend to use a different protocol like FTP.

Keep HTTPS enabled but change the port to 443.

Change the backend servers to use HTTP on port 80.

An organization runs a multi-tenant application on a single Citrix ADC virtual server. One tenant requires TLS 1.3, while the other tenants are fine with TLS 1.2. The administrator wants to enforce this requirement without creating a separate virtual server. What should the administrator do?

Change the global SSL parameters to TLS 1.3 for all traffic.

Bind a second certificate to the virtual server for the specific tenant.

Enable SSLv3 for the tenant and disable it for others.

Create an SSL policy that matches the tenant's traffic and sets the TLS version to 1.3.

A company has a Citrix ADC with multiple SSL virtual servers. The administrator wants to enforce a specific SSL profile (e.g., custom cipher suite) on only one virtual server. What is the best approach?

Change the certificate on the virtual server.

Create an SSL policy and bind it globally.

Create an SSL profile and bind it to the specific virtual server.

Modify the global SSL parameters.

An administrator has configured SSL offload and wants to verify that the ADC is not vulnerable to the POODLE attack. What should the administrator check?

Ensure SSLv3 is disabled in the SSL parameters or policy.

Verify that the backend servers are using HTTP.

Check that the certificate is not expired.

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Which benefit does SSL offloading provide in a Citrix ADC deployment?
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A company is moving from a legacy architecture where each web server handles its own TLS to a Citrix ADC-based SSL offload. The backend servers are currently configured with HTTPS. What change is required on the backend servers?
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3application · medium
An organization runs a multi-tenant application on a single Citrix ADC virtual server. One tenant requires TLS 1.3, while the other tenants are fine with TLS 1.2. The administrator wants to enforce this requirement without creating a separate virtual server. What should the administrator do?
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A company has a Citrix ADC with multiple SSL virtual servers. The administrator wants to enforce a specific SSL profile (e.g., custom cipher suite) on only one virtual server. What is the best approach?
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An administrator has configured SSL offload and wants to verify that the ADC is not vulnerable to the POODLE attack. What should the administrator check?
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