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An LTM Specialist configures a virtual server for an internal application to perform client-side encryption while allowing the server-side traffic to be unencrypted.
Application users report that images are NOT loading through the virtual server; however, images load when going directly to the server.
What should the LTM Specialist configure to allow the images to load through the virtual server?
The problem arises because the application is performing client-side encryption while allowing the server-side traffic to be unencrypted. This suggests the application uses HTTPS on the client side and HTTP on the server side. When the images are being fetched from the server, they are served over HTTP, but the browser is expecting HTTPS. To resolve this, a stream profile should be used to rewrite the URLs served by the server from 'http://' to 'https://'. Therefore, configuring a stream profile with the target 'http:' and source 'https:' will translate the HTTP responses to HTTPS so that the browser can correctly load the images. This will ensure that the client receives the images over HTTPS, even though they are served over HTTP by the server.
Why is this question C, should it not be D? client side is encrypted but server side is not? Can someone explain this?
I think the images are coming from the Servers which is running on HTTP to the client who is accessing using HTTPS.
shouldn't it be D ?