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An administrator is tasked to replace a certificate of a component in a VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) environment with an external Certificate Authority (CA)-signed certificate. What format should…
The correct answer is D. PEM. VCF supports only certificates in PEM format when replacing system component certificates with those signed by an external Certificate Authority. PEM is the standard Base64 format with .crt and .key files. PFX (PKCS#12) is used for Windows stores but not supported in VCF…
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An administrator is tasked to replace a certificate of a component in a VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) environment with an external Certificate Authority (CA)-signed certificate. What format should the administrator use when creating the certificate?
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- ADER
- BPFX
- CP7B
- DPEM
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VCF supports only certificates in PEM format when replacing system component certificates with those signed by an external Certificate Authority. PEM is the standard Base64 format with .crt and .key files. PFX (PKCS#12) is used for Windows stores but not supported in VCF automation. P7B is for certificate chains, while DER is binary encoding. Thus, the required format for certificates in VCF is PEM.
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