After creating a trust, which option confirms the outgoing trust in the wizard?

When establishing a trust in a networking environment, confirming the outgoing trust is crucial for ensuring that the trust relationship functions correctly. Selecting the option to confirm the outgoing trust validates that all the details about the trust are accurately set up and recognized by both parties involved. This is a critical step because it confirms that the outgoing trust is active and that resources can be shared securely between the two domains or forests involved in the trust.

This confirmation process typically involves a verification step to ensure that the configurations match and that the trust is properly established. By opting to confirm the outgoing trust, the administrator effectively allows the trust to be operational, enabling users from one domain to access resources in another, provided permissions are appropriately managed.

In contrast, the other options either skip the confirmation step or do not specifically address the outgoing trust. Not confirming the outgoing trust can lead to issues with resource access and security, as the relationship may not be recognized by the other domain. Thus, the selection to confirm the outgoing trust is essential for effective trust management in a networked environment.