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When trying to access a secure internal network, the user receives an error messaging stating, 'There is a problem with this website's security certificate.' The user reboots the desktop and tries to access the website again, but the issue persists. Which of the following should the user do to prevent this error from reoccurring?

A.
Reimage the system and install SSL.
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A.
Reimage the system and install SSL.
B.
Install Trusted Root Certificate.
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B.
Install Trusted Root Certificate.
C.
Select View Certificates and then Install Certificate.
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C.
Select View Certificates and then Install Certificate.
D.
Continue to access the website.
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D.
Continue to access the website.
Suggested answer: C

Explanation:

The error message indicates that the website's security certificate is not trusted by the user's device, which may prevent the user from accessing the secure internal network. To resolve this issue, the user can view the certificate details and install it on the device, which will add it to the trusted root certificate store. Reimaging the system and installing SSL, installing Trusted Root Certificate, or continuing to access the website are not recommended solutions, as they may compromise the security of the device or the network.

asked 02/10/2024
carlos miyares
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