How many network policies can be assigned to an account or specific user at a time?

The correct answer is A. One. In Snowflake, only one network policy can be active for a given account or user at any point in time. A network policy defines a list of allowed and blocked IP address ranges; when applied to an account it restricts all connections to that account, and when applied to a user it…

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AOne
BTwo
CThree
DUnlimited

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In Snowflake, only one network policy can be active for a given account or user at any point in time. A network policy defines a list of allowed and blocked IP address ranges; when applied to an account it restricts all connections to that account, and when applied to a user it restricts that specific user's connections (and takes precedence over the account-level policy). Because only one policy can be assigned at a time, administrators must consolidate all IP rules into a single policy object if they need multiple rules. Attempting to assign a second network policy simply replaces the existing one. This one-policy-at-a-time constraint applies at both the account and user levels.

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