Which two protocols would provide end-to-end data encryption, while allowing a Citrix ADC to optimize the responses? (Choose two.)
Which two protocols would provide end-to-end data encryption, while allowing a Citrix ADC to optimize the responses? (Choose two.)
To provide end-to-end data encryption while allowing a Citrix ADC to optimize the responses, SSL protocols are required both at the service level and at the virtual server level. The SSL protocol for the services ensures data is encrypted when transmitted between the Citrix ADC and the back-end services, while the SSL protocol for the vServer ensures data is encrypted from the client to the Citrix ADC. Using SSL in both places ensures that data remains encrypted end-to-end.
Answer DF A simple SSL offloading setup terminates SSL traffic (HTTPS), decrypts the SSL records, and forwards the clear text (HTTP) traffic to the back-end web servers. Clear text traffic is vulnerable to being spoofed, read, stolen, or compromised by individuals who succeed in gaining access to the back-end network devices or web servers. You can, therefore, configure SSL offloading with end-to-end security by re-encrypting the clear text data and using secure SSL sessions to communicate with the back-end Web servers.
https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/citrix-adc/current-release/ssl/how-to-articles/end-to-end-encrypt.html