H13-811_V3.5 · Question #132
Which of the following descriptions of the CS operation and usage rules of Huawei Cloud ECS are correct? (Multiple choice)
The correct answer is A. It is prohibited to use ECS to launch network attacks on external systems, such as DDoS attacks, B. It is prohibited to deploy any illegal websites and applications on ECS C. It is prohibited to use ECS to conduct false transactions such as fake orders and fake D. Without the authorization of the external system subject, it is prohibited to use CS to initiate. All four options are correct because Huawei Cloud ECS, like all major cloud platforms, enforces an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) that strictly prohibits activities that harm third parties, violate laws, or abuse shared infrastructure. Option A is correct because launching DDoS or…
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Which of the following descriptions of the CS operation and usage rules of Huawei Cloud ECS are correct? (Multiple choice)
Options
- AIt is prohibited to use ECS to launch network attacks on external systems, such as DDoS attacks,
- BIt is prohibited to deploy any illegal websites and applications on ECS
- CIt is prohibited to use ECS to conduct false transactions such as fake orders and fake
- DWithout the authorization of the external system subject, it is prohibited to use CS to initiate
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(36 responses)- A100% (36)
Explanation
All four options are correct because Huawei Cloud ECS, like all major cloud platforms, enforces an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) that strictly prohibits activities that harm third parties, violate laws, or abuse shared infrastructure. Option A is correct because launching DDoS or other network attacks through cloud resources causes harm to external systems and violates both the AUP and cybersecurity laws. Option B is correct because hosting illegal websites or applications (such as those distributing malware, pirated content, or illegal services) exposes the platform and other users to legal liability. Option C is correct because using ECS to conduct fraudulent commercial activities like fake orders or click fraud constitutes fraud and misuse of cloud resources. Option D is correct because initiating any form of intrusion, scanning, or penetration testing against external systems without explicit authorization is illegal and prohibited, regardless of the technical capability.
Since this is an all-of-the-above question, there are no incorrect distractors to address - every listed rule is a genuine restriction that cloud providers universally enforce.
Memory tip: Think of the four rules as protecting four different victims - external networks (A), the public and law (B), businesses and consumers (C), and unauthorized external systems (D). If an ECS action harms someone outside your own environment without consent, it is almost certainly prohibited.
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