Refer to the exhibit. A BIG-IP Administrator configures a Virtual Server to handle HTTPS traffic. Users report that the application is NOT working. Which actional configuration is regard to resolve th

When a Virtual Server is configured to handle HTTPS traffic, it needs to decrypt incoming encrypted connections from clients. An SSL Client Profile specifies the SSL/TLS protocols, ciphers, and certificates that the BIG-IP system uses to establish a secure connection with a client. Without an SSL Client Profile configured on the Virtual Server, the BIG-IP cannot decrypt the HTTPS traffic, preventing the application from working.

A Protocol Profile (Server) is typically a TCP profile and does not directly handle the SSL/TLS encryption for HTTPS client connections.

A Service Profile HTTP refers to an HTTP profile, which processes HTTP-layer traffic, but SSL decryption must occur before the HTTP profile can process the clear text.

An SSL Profile (Server) is used for re-encrypting traffic when the BIG-IP connects to a backend server, not for decrypting initial client connections to the Virtual Server.