How are network policies defined in Snowflake?

The correct answer is D. They are a set of rules that control access to Snowflake accounts by specifying the IP addresses. Network policies in Snowflake are a set of rules that control access to Snowflake accounts by specifying allowed and blocked IP addresses (using IPv4 CIDR notation). They act as an IP allowlist/denylist at the account or user level, restricting which clients can connect. They…

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AThey are a set of rules that define the network routes within Snowflake.
BThey are a set of rules that dictate how Snowflake accounts can be used between multiple users.
CThey are a set of rules that define how data can be transferred between different Snowflake
DThey are a set of rules that control access to Snowflake accounts by specifying the IP addresses

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Network policies in Snowflake are a set of rules that control access to Snowflake accounts by specifying allowed and blocked IP addresses (using IPv4 CIDR notation). They act as an IP allowlist/denylist at the account or user level, restricting which clients can connect. They do not govern internal routing, inter-user usage rules, or data transfer between accounts - those are handled by other Snowflake features.

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