The correct answers are B. www.example.com and C. https://www.example.com .

From the exhibit, Rewrite Commonly Clickable Text is set to On (recommended) , and URL rewriting is enabled for both Text and HTML in the message body. That means Proofpoint will rewrite content that it recognizes as clickable URL-style text in normal message content. Both www.example.com and https://www.example.com match that behavior because they are standard web-style URLs or commonly clickable web-address formats.

The other options are not the intended rewritten values in this scenario:

A. example.com is plain domain text and is not the selected answer for this configuration.

D. 10.1.1.1 is an IP address and is not one of the correct rewritten examples in this question.

E. mail.example.com is a hostname, but it is not one of the two expected rewritten values based on the course question.

This is a Targeted Attack Protection (TAP) question because URL Rewrite is part of Proofpoint’s link-protection capability. The purpose of URL Rewrite is to transform recognized clickable URLs so they can be evaluated and protected through Proofpoint at click time. In this exhibit, the settings clearly support rewriting common clickable web text found in body content, which is why the correct two answers are www.example.com and https://www.example.com .

So the complete interpretation of the exhibit is that the values which will be rewritten are B and C , making them the verified course-aligned choices.