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What could be a reason for failing to establish a secure HTTPS connection to a Google Cloud Load Balancer?

Incompatible SSL certificate used for the Load Balancer.
Incorrect domain mapping for the Load Balancer endpoint.
Expired SSL certificate for the Load Balancer.
Improperly configured security groups for Load Balancer instances.

The correct answer is: Expired SSL certificate for the Load Balancer.

A possible reason for failing to establish a secure HTTPS connection to a Google Cloud Load Balancer could be due to using an expired SSL certificate for the Load Balancer. This means that the certificate has expired and is no longer valid for use, thus preventing a secure connection from being established. The other options, such as using an incompatible SSL certificate, incorrect domain mapping, or improperly configured security groups, may also result in connection issues, but they are not directly related to the expiration of the SSL certificate. Additionally, expired SSL certificates should be regularly updated to ensure secure connections, making it an important factor to consider when troubleshooting connection problems.