A Snowflake user wants to temporarily bypass a network policy by configuring the user object property MINS_TO_BYPASS_NETWORK_POLICY. What should they do?

The correct answer is C. Use the USERADMIN role. To temporarily bypass a network policy by configuring the user object property MINS_TO_BYPASS_NETWORK_POLICY, the USERADMIN role should be used. This role has the necessary privileges to modify user properties, including setting a temporary bypass for network policies, which…

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AUse the SECURITYADMIN role.
BUse the SYSADMIN role.
CUse the USERADMIN role.
DContact Snowflake Support.

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Explanation

To temporarily bypass a network policy by configuring the user object property MINS_TO_BYPASS_NETWORK_POLICY, the USERADMIN role should be used. This role has the necessary privileges to modify user properties, including setting a temporary bypass for network policies, which can be crucial for enabling access under specific circumstances without permanently altering the network security configuration.

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#User Management#Snowflake Roles#Network Policies#Security Administration

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