A site needs to terminate client HTTPS traffic at the BIG-IP and forward that traffic unencrypted. Which two are profile types that must be associated with such a virtual server. (Choose two.)

TCP is the mandatory base transport profile for all standard BIG-IP virtual servers handling TCP-based protocols, including HTTPS.

An HTTP profile adds Layer 7 processing such as header manipulation and content switching, but it is not strictly required solely to terminate SSL and pass decrypted traffic to pool members.

HTTPS is a health monitor type in BIG-IP used to probe server availability, not a profile type that can be assigned to a virtual server.

The ClientSSL profile performs the SSL/TLS handshake with the client and decrypts inbound traffic, which is the core mechanism that terminates HTTPS at the BIG-IP and allows plain HTTP to be forwarded to backend servers.

ServerSSL is used only when BIG-IP must re-encrypt traffic before sending it to pool members; since the requirement specifies forwarding traffic unencrypted, a ServerSSL profile is not needed.