Refer to the exhibit. Which two configurations are needed to get the WAN Edges registered with the controllers when certificates are used? (Choose two)

Generating a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) within the vManage server is the initial step for vManage to obtain its own certificate from an Enterprise CA, establishing its identity as a trusted orchestrator.

Generating a CSR on the WAN Edge is part of the individual WAN Edge's certificate process, but not a primary configuration action needed on the *controllers* to prepare for registration.

Requesting a certificate manually from the Enterprise CA server is an action performed on the CA, not a configuration step on the SD-WAN components themselves.

Installing the certificate on the WAN Edge is necessary for the WAN Edge to present its identity, but the question asks for configurations to get WAN Edges registered *with the controllers*, emphasizing the controllers' readiness.

Installing the certificate received from the CA server manually on vManage is crucial, as it enables vManage to secure its own control connections and act as a trusted entity that can validate and register WAN Edges within the SD-WAN overlay.