You have configured SNX on the Security Gateway. The client connects to the Security Gateway and the user enters the authentication credentials. What must happen after authentication that allows the client to connect to the Security Gateway's VPN domain?

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A. SNX modifies the routing table to forward VPN traffic to the Security Gateway. After successful authentication, SNX automatically modifies the client's local routing table to insert routes for the VPN domain, directing matching traffic through the encrypted SSL tunnel to the Security Gateway. This routing change is the core mechanism that enables VPN domain connectivity without a traditional VPN client stack.

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B. An office mode address must be obtained by the client. Office Mode address assignment is a feature of IPsec-based VPN clients, not a requirement for SNX, which operates over SSL and handles routing differently.

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C. The SNX client application must be installed on the client. SNX can be delivered and executed entirely through the browser without a pre-installed application, so prior client installation is not a post-authentication requirement.

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D. Active-X must be allowed on the client. SNX supports delivery via Java or a thin client and does not require ActiveX to be enabled on the client.

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