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Consider a SteelHead deployment with SMB optimization and SMB signing enabled on all SteelHeads. The client is configured to have signing enabled and the server has signing disabled. What will…
The correct answer is A. The connection will be unsigned but allowed. The SteelHead does not need to have SMB signing enabled to accommodate this connection. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Consider a SteelHead deployment with SMB optimization and SMB signing enabled on all SteelHeads. The client is configured to have signing enabled and the server has signing disabled. What will happen to SMB connections between these two hosts?
Options
- AThe connection will be unsigned but allowed. The SteelHead does not need to have SMB signing enabled to accommodate this connection.
- BThe connection will not be allowed, as signing is enabled on the client and disabled on the server.
- CThe connection will be allowed and will be signed as the client determines whether SMB signing is used or not.
- DThe connection will be allowed, and will be signed between the client and client-side SteelHead.
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- B7% (2)
- C7% (2)
- D4% (1)
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