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C2040-426 · Question #64
Joe has installed and enabled the mobile feature. He has been using the self-signed SSL certificate produced by WebSphere Application Server, rather than having a trusted certificate. What must he…
The correct answer is D. Send an email to his users with the certificate as an attachment, ask them to open the attachment. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Joe has installed and enabled the mobile feature. He has been using the self-signed SSL certificate produced by WebSphere Application Server, rather than having a trusted certificate. What must he do to allow iPhone and iPod Touch users to access secure pages from their devices without receiving warnings about the untrusted certificate?
Options
- AThe mobile feature does not support authenticated access or HTTPS communication.
- BThe mobile feature does not support authenticated access or HTTPS communication.
- CNothing. The iPhone and iPod Touch devices automatically trust the self-signed certificate and
- DSend an email to his users with the certificate as an attachment, ask them to open the attachment
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A2% (1)
- B6% (3)
- C12% (6)
- D80% (40)
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