A newly deployed security appliance refuses secure connections with some client systems. Logs show that no common cryptographic method is available for negotiation. Which recommended approach helps address the handshake failures?
Reinstall the root certificate authority on the appliance
Generate ephemeral keys through an external module
Turn off certificate status checks on the appliance
Enable cryptographic methods that match what the clients use
When a connection fails due to a lack of a shared cryptographic method, adjusting the available sets on the server to align with client capabilities resolves the handshake failures. Reinstalling a root certificate authority does not enable a shared method, generating ephemeral keys focuses on key exchange but does not fix suite alignment, and disabling revocation checks addresses certificate status rather than suite compatibility.
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