Your organization has multiple VMs running on Google Cloud within a VPC. The VMs require connectivity to certain Google APIs. You need to enable Private Google Access for VM connectivity to Cloud…

Question

Options

• AEnable Private Google Access on the project, remove the default route that points to the default
• BEnable Private Google Access on the VM, remove the default route that points to the default
• CEnable Private Google Access on the VPC, create a default route that points to the default
• DEnable Private Google Access on the subnet, create a default route that points to the default

• A
  7% (2)
• B
  4% (1)
• D
  89% (25)

Explanation

Private Google Access is enabled at the subnet level, not at the project, VM, or VPC level. When enabled on a subnet, VM instances in that subnet with only internal IP addresses can reach Google APIs (like Cloud Storage) via Google's internal network. Additionally, a default route pointing to the default internet gateway (0.0.0.0/0 → default-internet-gateway) must exist so traffic destined for Google API IP ranges can be routed correctly. Option C is wrong because Private Google Access is not a VPC-level setting. Options A and B are wrong because it is not configured at the project or VM level.

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