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Which type of VPN technology is being used when the ssl trust-point <trustpoint name> <interface name> command is configured?
The correct answer is C. SSL Remote Access VPN. The ssl trust-point <trustpoint-name> <interface-name> command is a Cisco ASA command that binds a PKI trustpoint (which holds a digital certificate) to a specific interface for SSL/TLS termination. This is used exclusively in the context of SSL Remote Access VPN (i.e., Cisco Any
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- AGETVPN
- BIPsec site-to-site VPN
- CSSL Remote Access VPN
- DDMVPN
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The ssl trust-point <trustpoint-name> <interface-name> command is a Cisco ASA command that binds a PKI trustpoint (which holds a digital certificate) to a specific interface for SSL/TLS termination. This is used exclusively in the context of SSL Remote Access VPN (i.e., Cisco AnyConnect VPN), where remote clients connect to the ASA over HTTPS/SSL. The trustpoint identifies which certificate the ASA presents to connecting clients for authentication. This command has no role in GETVPN (which uses GDOI), standard IPsec site-to-site VPN (which uses IKE), or DMVPN (which uses NHRP and IKE).
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