What are the two types of certificates the Avaya server uses?

Question

Options

• ARoot or a Certificate Authority (CA) certificate and Server Identity certificates
• BRoot or a Certificate Authority (CA) and SIP default certificates
• CSite Root certificates and Security certificates
• DBackup server and default certificates

• A
  89% (17)
• C
  5% (1)
• D
  5% (1)

Explanation

Option A is correct because Avaya servers use two distinct certificate types: Root/CA certificates, which establish a chain of trust by identifying the certificate authority, and Server Identity certificates, which authenticate the server itself to clients during TLS/SSL handshakes. Option B is wrong because "SIP default certificates" is not a real certificate category - SIP is a communication protocol, not a certificate type. Option C is incorrect because "Site Root" and "Security" certificates are fabricated terms that don't correspond to standard PKI or Avaya certificate taxonomy. Option D is wrong because "Backup server" and "default" are operational/configuration concepts, not certificate types.

Memory tip: Think "Who do I trust? + Who am I?" - the CA certificate answers who do I trust (the authority), and the Server Identity certificate answers who am I (the server proving its own identity).

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