Which store configuration change enables resource enumeration after TLS is enabled between Cloud Connectors and StoreFront?

Which store configuration change enables resource enumeration after TLS is enabled between Cloud Connectors and StoreFront?

• A. Configure Internet Information Services (IIS) on the StoreFront server to use HTTPS.
• B. Change transport type to HTTPS in the StoreFront store DDC list.
• C. Configure Cloud Connectors to allow unsecured connections.
• D. Install Internet Information Services (IIS) on the Cloud Connector.

Answer: (B)

Enabling TLS between Cloud Connectors and StoreFront requires the StoreFront to communicate with the Delivery Controllers over HTTPS. The setting that governs how the StoreFront talks to the Delivery Controllers is the transport type for the Delivery Controller (DDC) list in the store configuration. By changing this transport to HTTPS, all traffic between StoreFront (via the Cloud Connectors) and the Delivery Controllers is encrypted, allowing resource enumeration to function correctly under TLS. Installing IIS on the Cloud Connector isn’t needed for this, and simply enabling HTTPS on the StoreFront web interface or allowing unsecured connections would not guarantee secure, TLS-protected DDC communication needed for enumeration.

Enabling TLS between Cloud Connectors and StoreFront requires the StoreFront to communicate with the Delivery Controllers over HTTPS. The setting that governs how the StoreFront talks to the Delivery Controllers is the transport type for the Delivery Controller (DDC) list in the store configuration. By changing this transport to HTTPS, all traffic between StoreFront (via the Cloud Connectors) and the Delivery Controllers is encrypted, allowing resource enumeration to function correctly under TLS. Installing IIS on the Cloud Connector isn’t needed for this, and simply enabling HTTPS on the StoreFront web interface or allowing unsecured connections would not guarantee secure, TLS-protected DDC communication needed for enumeration.