DOP-C02 · Question #355
A company has proprietary data available by using an Amazon CloudFront distribution. The company needs to ensure that the distribution is accessible by only users from the corporate office that have…
The correct answer is D. Create a WAF IP address set that matches the corporate office IP address range. Set the default. WAF IP address set: By creating a WAF IP address set that matches the known IP address ranges of the corporate office, you can explicitly allow only those IPs to access the distribution. Set the default action to Block on the existing web ACL and add a high-priority rule…
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A company has proprietary data available by using an Amazon CloudFront distribution. The company needs to ensure that the distribution is accessible by only users from the corporate office that have a known set of IP address ranges. An AWS WAF web ACL is associated with the distribution and has a default action set to Count. Which solution will meet these requirements with the LEAST operational overhead?
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- ACreate a new regex pattern set. Add the regex pattern set to a new rule group. Create a new web
- BCreate an AWS WAF IP address set that matches the corporate office IP address range. Create a
- CCreate a new regex pattern set. Add the regex pattern set to a new rule group. Set the default
- DCreate a WAF IP address set that matches the corporate office IP address range. Set the default
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A3% (1)
- B10% (3)
- C6% (2)
- D81% (25)
Explanation
WAF IP address set: By creating a WAF IP address set that matches the known IP address ranges of the corporate office, you can explicitly allow only those IPs to access the distribution. Set the default action to Block on the existing web ACL and add a high-priority rule (priority 0) to allow traffic from the corporate IP address set. This configuration will block all traffic by default, except traffic coming from the allowed corporate IP range.
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