Drag and Drop Question You have a server named Server1 that has Windows Admin Center installed. The certificate used by Windows Admin Center was obtained from a certification authority (CA). The…

The correct approach involves obtaining a new certificate, copying its thumbprint, and then using the Windows Admin Center setup's 'Change' option to update the certificate used by the WAC gateway.

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Drag and Drop Question You have a server named Server1 that has Windows Admin Center installed. The certificate used by Windows Admin Center was obtained from a certification authority (CA). The certificate expires. You need to replace the certificate. Which three actions should you perform in sequence? To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order. Answer:

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Box1Obtain and install a new certificate.
Box2Run Windows Admin Center Setup and select Change.
Box3Copy the certificate thumbprint.

Why each option

The correct approach involves obtaining a new certificate, copying its thumbprint, and then using the Windows Admin Center setup's 'Change' option to update the certificate used by the WAC gateway.

Box1Obtain and install a new certificate.

Box2Run Windows Admin Center Setup and select Change.

Box3Copy the certificate thumbprint.

Concept tested: The core concept tested is the proper procedure for managing and replacing SSL certificates for services, specifically understanding the configuration and update process for Windows Admin Center's SSL certificate. It evaluates knowledge of Windows Admin Center's architecture (not using IIS) and its installer options.

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#Windows Admin Center#Certificate Management#Server Administration

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