
Google CloudProfessional Cloud Network Engineer
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6.4 Configuring Self-Managed Network Virtual Appliance and Packet Mirroring. Considerations Include: PROFESSIONAL-CLOUD-NETWORK-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 4)
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In a Packet Mirroring configuration, what is the role of the collector?
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You have a multi-NIC NGFW deployment with an internal load balancer (ILB) as the next hop for traffic from a production VPC to a database VPC. You now need to send only traffic from a specific subnet in the production VPC through the NGFW, while all other traffic from the production VPC should go directly to the database VPC via peering. What should you do?
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Your security team wants to deploy an intrusion detection system (IDS) that analyzes traffic between your on-premises network and your VPC. The IDS must not affect the latency or availability of the production traffic. You have a Cloud VPN tunnel between on-premises and the VPC. What is the best way to provide the IDS with visibility into the traffic?
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Your company has a hub-and-spoke VPC architecture with a multi-NIC NGFW VM in the hub VPC. Spoke VPCs are peered to the hub. You need to inspect all traffic between spoke VPCs. You have configured routes in the spoke VPCs to send traffic to the hub VPC. What else must you configure to ensure the NGFW VM can forward traffic between the spoke VPCs?
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