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Which two Java-based components for web browsers in clientless SSL VPN sessions are distributed by Cisco? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. RDP2 C. VNC. Cisco distributes Java-based browser plugins for clientless SSL VPN to enable access to internal resources without a full VPN client. RDP2 and VNC are the two Java plugins Cisco packages and delivers via the ASA headend.
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- AARD
- BRDP2
- CVNC
- DXenApp
- ESPICE
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Cisco distributes Java-based browser plugins for clientless SSL VPN to enable access to internal resources without a full VPN client. RDP2 and VNC are the two Java plugins Cisco packages and delivers via the ASA headend.
ARD (Apple Remote Desktop) is an Apple proprietary remote access protocol and is not a Java-based plugin distributed by Cisco for clientless SSL VPN.
RDP2 is a Cisco-distributed Java plugin for clientless SSL VPN that allows browser-based Remote Desktop Protocol access to Windows hosts inside the network, delivered automatically by the ASA to the user's browser during the VPN session.
VNC (Virtual Network Computing) is also a Cisco-distributed Java plugin for clientless SSL VPN that enables graphical remote access to internal systems through the browser, making it one of the two supported Java-based components.
XenApp is a Citrix application virtualization product and is not a Java-based component packaged or distributed by Cisco for clientless SSL VPN sessions.
SPICE (Simple Protocol for Independent Computing Environments) is an open-source remote display protocol used primarily with KVM virtualization and is not distributed by Cisco for clientless SSL VPN.
Concept tested: Cisco clientless SSL VPN Java browser plugins
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/asa/asa914/configuration/vpn/asa-914-vpn-config/vpn-clientless-ssl.html
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