A startup is building a new application in Google Cloud. They have a single project and a single team. They expect the application to grow and want to keep the network design simple for now. They also want to be able to add more teams and projects later without redesigning the network. What should they do?

Create a Shared VPC now, even though there is only one project.

Create a single VPC network with a large CIDR range to accommodate future growth.

Create multiple VPC networks for different environments (dev, test, prod) now.

Create a standalone VPC network in the project and plan to migrate to Shared VPC later.

A company is migrating to Google Cloud and has a large on-premises network using 10.0.0.0/8. They want to use the same range in the cloud to avoid renumbering. They also need to connect to on-premises via Cloud VPN. They are considering using Private NAT. What is the best IP addressing strategy?

Use a different RFC 1918 range in the VPC and use Private NAT to translate traffic to the on-premises range.

Use 10.0.0.0/8 in the VPC and use Cloud NAT to translate traffic to on-premises.

Use 10.0.0.0/8 in the VPC and configure the VPN to handle overlapping routes.

Use a publicly routable range in the VPC and rely on the VPN to route to on-premises.

A VPC network is configured with an MTU of 8896 bytes. Which of the following is a potential compatibility issue that must be considered?

The MTU setting only applies to IPv6 traffic

Traffic to on-premises networks via VPN may require a lower MTU

The MTU setting cannot be changed after the VPC is created

Packets will be fragmented by the VPC network automatically

A network engineer wants to use a network virtual appliance (NVA) to inspect traffic that is destined to a specific set of IP addresses, while allowing other traffic to flow normally. Which routing approach is most appropriate?

Default route with next hop to the NVA

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1.2 Designing VPC Networks. Considerations Include: PROFESSIONAL-CLOUD-NETWORK-ENGINEER Practice Questions (Page 2)

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6application · easy
A startup is building a new application in Google Cloud. They have a single project and a single team. They expect the application to grow and want to keep the network design simple for now. They also want to be able to add more teams and projects later without redesigning the network. What should they do?
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A large enterprise wants to centralize network administration and share a single VPC network across several projects, each owned by a different team. Which VPC type should be used?
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8expert · hard
A company is migrating to Google Cloud and has a large on-premises network using 10.0.0.0/8. They want to use the same range in the cloud to avoid renumbering. They also need to connect to on-premises via Cloud VPN. They are considering using Private NAT. What is the best IP addressing strategy?
Select an answer first
9foundation · easy
A VPC network is configured with an MTU of 8896 bytes. Which of the following is a potential compatibility issue that must be considered?
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10foundation · easy
A network engineer wants to use a network virtual appliance (NVA) to inspect traffic that is destined to a specific set of IP addresses, while allowing other traffic to flow normally. Which routing approach is most appropriate?
Select an answer first

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A large enterprise wants to centralize network administration and share a single VPC network across several projects, each owned by a different team. Which VPC type should be used?

A company is migrating to Google Cloud and has a large on-premises network using 10.0.0.0/8. They want to use the same range in the cloud to avoid renumbering. They also need to connect to on-premises via Cloud VPN. They are considering using Private NAT. What is the best IP addressing strategy?

A VPC network is configured with an MTU of 8896 bytes. Which of the following is a potential compatibility issue that must be considered?

A network engineer wants to use a network virtual appliance (NVA) to inspect traffic that is destined to a specific set of IP addresses, while allowing other traffic to flow normally. Which routing approach is most appropriate?

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