Which statement about TLS is accurate when using RESTCONF to write configurations on network devices'?

TLS (Transport Layer Security) inherently relies on digital certificates to establish trust and authenticate the server (and optionally the client) in a secure communication channel, which is crucial for protecting configuration changes via RESTCONF over HTTPS.

While NGINX can be used as a reverse proxy, it is not a requirement or an inherent part of how TLS itself is provided in the context of RESTCONF on a network device; the device itself typically acts as the TLS server.

TLS is used to secure HTTP, resulting in HTTPS, and RESTCONF typically runs over HTTPS; it is not directly used for unencrypted HTTP requests.

Cisco devices widely support TLS for secure management interfaces, including RESTCONF, making this statement false.