1Z0-1124-24 無料問題集「Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 2024 Networking Professional」

（A）Source IP Preservation

（B）Backend Set Session Persistence

（C）Listener Health Checks

（D）SSL Offload

（A）Internet Gateway

（B）Service Gateway

（C）NAT Gateway

（D）FastConnect

（A）Associate Phoenix Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) with the Phoenix Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG) and provide a static route towards the Ashburn VCN CIDR using a newly created Remote Peering Connection. Add a static route in the Ashburn VCN to use the Phoenix VCN as its next-hop for the data center CIDR.

（B）Create a cross-region Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) attachment from the Phoenix VCN to the Ashburn Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG). Export the FastConnect attachment for the DRG Route Table used by the Remote Peering Connection (RPC). Export the RPC attachment into the DRG Route Table used by the FastConnect LAG.

（C）Create a new Remote Peering Connection between the OCI Phoenix Region and the OCI Ashburn Region. Import the FastConnect attachment for the Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG) Route Table used by the Remote Peering Connection (RPC). Import the RPC attachment into the DRG Route Table used by the FastConnect LAG.

（D）Modify the Autogenerated Import Route Distributions for Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) attachments to remove the match criteria for ALL attachments and only include the Remote Peering Connection (RPC) and the FastConnect LAG as its match criteria.

（A）Overlapping public & private subnet address spaces

（B）Separate public & private subnets for each server

（C）All subnets in the same Availability Domain

（D）Single public subnet for web, single private for app & DB

（A）Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG) in the source region

（B）Internet Gateway (IGW) in the source region

（C）FastConnect or Site-to-Site VPN connection between source and destination DRGs

（D）Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG) in the destination region

（A）Allocate separate CIDR blocks from the same pool for public and private subnets.

（B）Use the same CIDR block for both public and private subnets.

（C）Use overlapping CIDR blocks for public and private subnets.

（D）Allocate CIDR blocks based on the expected number of instances in each subnet.

（A）By isolating network traffic to a specific tenancy, reducing the risk of data exposure.

（B）By increasing the speed of data transfer.

（C）By providing a unique URL for each customer.

（D）By allowing customers to share endpoints.

（A）Grant broad permissions to simplify access control and reduce administrative overhead.

（B）Review and update IAM policies regularly to reflect changes in access requirements.

（C）Use resource-level policies whenever possible to avoid complex service-level policies.

（D）Grant users in other tenancies the "Administrator" permission for efficient management.

（A）Adjust BGP community attributes on advertised routes.

（B）Modify the DRG security list rules.

（C）Update route tables in each VCN.

（D）Configure IPSec tunnels with specific route filters.