For browsers that do not support SNI, what specific request can be made in Amazon CloudFront?

In scenarios where browsers do not support Server Name Indication (SNI), a Dedicated IP Custom SSL option in Amazon CloudFront allows you to serve content over HTTPS. SNI is a feature that enables a server to present multiple SSL certificates on the same IP address and TCP port number, crucial for serving multiple domains. However, not all browsers or clients support SNI, which can result in issues for users trying to securely connect to your site.

Using a Dedicated IP for Custom SSL means that each SSL certificate is tied to a specific IP address, ensuring that even clients that do not support SNI can still establish a secure connection and access your content without running into SSL errors. This approach guarantees that the correct SSL certificate is served to the client, enabling secure communications regardless of their browser's capabilities.

Other options, while they may address different aspects of web security or traffic management, do not provide the same solution for supporting clients lacking SNI. For example, IP Address Whitelisting is focused on controlling access based on client IPs, while a Standard SSL Certificate does not apply to dedicated IP scenarios and doesn't inherently resolve SNI-related issues. Meanwhile, a Web Application Firewall enhances security but does not directly affect SSL certificate delivery or support for clients without S