Huawei
H13-811_V3.5 · Question #183
Customer A applied for VPC service on Huawei and created three subnets, Subnet A, Subnet C and Subnet B, under the virtual private cloud. Different application servers were built in each subnet…
The correct answer is A. Configure the inbound rule of the network ACL associated with subnet A to allow access to subnet B. Configure the rules. The outbound rule of the network ACL associated with subnet A is to allow. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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Question
Customer A applied for VPC service on Huawei and created three subnets, Subnet A, Subnet C and Subnet B, under the virtual private cloud. Different application servers were built in each subnet. Now, Subnet B should be able to access Subnet A, but Subnet C should not be able to access Subnet A. Subnet A can access both Subnet B and Subnet C. How can this requirement be met? (Multiple choice)
Options
- AConfigure the inbound rule of the network ACL associated with subnet A to allow access to subnet
- BConfigure the rules. The outbound rule of the network ACL associated with subnet A is to allow
- CConfigure the inbound rule of the network ACL associated with subnet A to deny access to subnet
- DConfigure the inbound rule of the network ACL associated with subnet A to allow only subnet B to
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(39 responses)- A82% (32)
- C13% (5)
- D5% (2)
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#network ACL#VPC subnets#inbound outbound rules#subnet access control
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