
Google CloudProfessional Cloud Network Engineer
Domain 1Objective 2
1.2 Designing VPC Networks. Considerations Include: PROFESSIONAL-CLOUD-NETWORK-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the Section 1: Designing and planning a Google Cloud VPC network (~21% of the exam) domain, which accounts for ~21% of the PROFESSIONAL-CLOUD-NETWORK-ENGINEER exam.
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A company has a VPC network with a private subnet that hosts backend services. They want to allow a third-party SaaS provider to access these services without exposing them to the internet. The SaaS provider is not in the same VPC. What should they use?
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A company is migrating their on-premises workloads to Google Cloud. They have a large IP address space (10.0.0.0/8) that they want to use in the cloud to avoid renumbering their applications. They also need to connect back to their on-premises network via Cloud VPN. What IP addressing strategy should they use?
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A company wants to insert a third-party firewall NVA to inspect all traffic between their application subnets and the internet. They have a VPC with a management subnet and an application subnet. They want to force all egress traffic from the application subnet to go through the NVA. What should they configure?
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A company needs to deploy resources in multiple regions and wants them to be able to communicate using internal IP addresses without any inter-region peering or VPN. What type of VPC network should be used?
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A network engineer wants to increase network throughput for a VPC by allowing larger packets to be sent without fragmentation. What is the maximum MTU size that can be set for a Google Cloud VPC network?
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