Which type of virtual server enables SSO to storefront through an external secure single URL?

• A. Gateway
• B. Load Balancer
• C. VPN
• D. Web

Answer: (A)

Gateway virtual server is designed to provide secure remote access to internal apps and present them to users under a single external URL. It can perform edge authentication (pre-auth) and pass the user identity to backend services like StoreFront, enabling Single Sign-On so users don’t have to log in again after hitting the external URL. This combination—external, single URL access plus SSO to StoreFront—is what makes the Gateway option the best fit.

Publishing StoreFront behind a Web virtual server can expose the web interface, but it doesn’t inherently deliver edge pre-auth and SSO across internal resources. A Load Balancer virtual server focuses on distributing requests to backend servers, not on enabling SSO at the edge. VPN is about creating a secure remote tunnel and isn’t a virtual server type used to provide SSO to storefront via an external URL.