Which operation removes the ns_default_ssl_profile_frontend binding from a specific vServer without replacing it with another profile?

• A. Globally unbind the ns_default_ssl_profile_frontend SSL profile.
• B. Unbind the default SSL profile and bind the newly created SSL profile.
• C. Create a separate SSL profile.
• D. Unbind the ns_default_ssl_profile_frontend SSL profile from the SSL vServer without binding a replacement SSL profile.

Answer: (D)

Unbinding the default frontend SSL profile from a specific vServer removes the SSL binding that was automatically applied to that vServer, without attaching any new profile in its place. This action detaches the vServer from the default SSL settings (certificates, ciphers, protocol options managed by that profile), effectively turning off the SSL customization for that vServer while leaving other vServers untouched. It’s the exact operation when you want to strip a single vServer of its SSL profile without replacing it with another profile. The other options either remove the binding globally for all vServers, replace the default profile with another one, or create a separate profile without addressing the need to remove the existing binding on that specific vServer.