In A.C3.0, when deploying Fabric network, which of the following operations is not an operation in Fabric network deployment?

Question

Options

• AConfigure access management
• BConfigure policy template
• CCreate an external network
• DCreate Fabric network

• A
  18% (9)
• B
  70% (35)
• C
  8% (4)
• D
  4% (2)

Explanation

Configuring a policy template (B) is not a standard step in Fabric network deployment - it belongs to a different workflow (such as access or governance configuration at the platform level) and is not part of the Fabric network deployment sequence in A.C3.0.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Configure access management) is a legitimate deployment step - you must define who can access and operate the network.
• C (Create an external network) is valid - connecting or defining an external network is part of setting up the Fabric environment's connectivity.
• D (Create Fabric network) is the foundational deployment action itself - obviously required.

Memory tip: Think of Fabric deployment as a build-then-secure process: you create the network, create external connections, and configure access. "Policy template" sounds like a prerequisite admin task done before or outside deployment - not during it. If an option sounds like a governance/template setup task rather than a hands-on network action, it's likely the non-deployment step.

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