Which of the following is a private connectivity option for Snowflake on AWS?

Google Cloud Private Service Connect

How do you assign an existing network policy to a specific user in Snowflake?

UPDATE USER ... SET POLICY = ...

ALTER USER ... SET NETWORK_POLICY = policy_name

GRANT NETWORK_POLICY TO USER ...

A company has configured AWS PrivateLink for Snowflake. VPC endpoints are created, and the Snowflake account is enabled for PrivateLink. However, when users in the VPC try to connect using the Snowflake client, the connection still goes over the public internet. What is the most likely cause?

The private DNS name for the VPC endpoint is not enabled or the client is not resolving the private hostname.

The Snowflake account is not in the same AWS account as the VPC.

The VPC endpoint is in a different AWS region than the Snowflake account.

The security group attached to the VPC endpoint does not allow inbound traffic on port 443.

Which of the following best describes the scope of a Snowflake network policy?

It applies only to the account level and cannot be assigned to individual users

It only affects connections made through the Snowflake web interface

It can be applied at the account level or to specific users to control their access

It controls both inbound and outbound network traffic from Snowflake

What is the default network policy behavior for a user who does not have a user-level policy assigned?

The user is blocked from all connections

The user is allowed from all IP addresses

The user must create a network policy before connecting

The account-level network policy applies to that user

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Which of the following is a private connectivity option for Snowflake on AWS?
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How do you assign an existing network policy to a specific user in Snowflake?
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A company has configured AWS PrivateLink for Snowflake. VPC endpoints are created, and the Snowflake account is enabled for PrivateLink. However, when users in the VPC try to connect using the Snowflake client, the connection still goes over the public internet. What is the most likely cause?
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Which of the following best describes the scope of a Snowflake network policy?
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What is the default network policy behavior for a user who does not have a user-level policy assigned?
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