A home user has enforced HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) access to a web server. After HTTPS is enforced, the web server is no longer accessible from the Internet, but can still be accessed by internal network users. What is causing this problem?
A. The users DNS (Domain Name Server) server is down.
B. The users web server IP (Internet Protocol) address has changed.
C. The users Internet router is blocking port 389.
D. The users Internet router is blocking port 443.
Answer:D
A home user has enforced HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure) access to a web server. After HTTPS is enforced, the web server is no longer accessible from the Internet, but can still be accessed by internal network users. What is causing this problem?
A. The users DNS (Domain Name Server) server is down. B. The users web server IP (Internet Protocol) address has changed. C. The users Internet router is blocking port 389. D. The users Internet router is blocking port 443.