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- The client tutorials said clientAuthenticationOptions is required with quic. When these options are null, IceRPC uses default client authentication options, which validate the server certificate against the system's trusted root CAs. The tutorials set them so the client trusts the test root CA that signs the server certificate. - Ice proxies with ssl server addresses are decoded by IceRpc.Ice, not by IceRPC + Slice.
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clientAuthenticationOptionsis required withquic". Itisn't: when these options are null,
ClientProtocolConnectionFactorycreates default client authentication options,which validate the server certificate against the system's trusted root CAs. Other pages already create QUIC
connections without options. The tutorials set these options so the client trusts the test root CA
(
certs/cacert.der) that signs the server certificate, and the text now says so.them.