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.)

The TCP profile is a foundational profile for any virtual server handling TCP-based network traffic, managing the underlying connection state.

An HTTP profile is typically used to inspect, modify, or optimize HTTP traffic, but it is not strictly required just to terminate SSL and forward unencrypted traffic; the question asks for profiles that *must* be associated.

HTTPS is a protocol, not a profile type itself on the BIG-IP; ClientSSL combined with potentially HTTP handles HTTPS traffic.

The ClientSSL profile is essential for the BIG-IP to perform SSL/TLS decryption on the incoming client-side HTTPS traffic, effectively terminating the encryption.

ServerSSL is used for re-encrypting traffic from the BIG-IP to the backend servers, which contradicts the requirement to forward traffic unencrypted.