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Domain 2Objective 12
Objective 2.12 Describe How to Add and Remove Client and Machine Certificates 304 Practice Questions (Page 2)
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In BIG-IP APM, which access policy element is used to add machine certificate authentication to an access profile?
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A security audit reveals that the access profile is still configured to accept client certificates even though the company has moved to a different authentication method. The machine certificate settings are still required. What should you do to remove client certificate authentication without affecting machine certificate authentication?
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When configuring a Machine Certificate Authentication (MCA) profile in BIG-IP APM, which setting is used to specify the certificate authorities that are trusted to validate machine certificates?
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When configuring a Client Certificate Authentication (CCA) profile in BIG-IP APM, which setting determines the certificate authority (CA) that will be used to validate the client certificate?
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In the BIG-IP APM access policy, which configuration object must be created and then referenced by an access policy element to add a client certificate for authentication?
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