Quiz 7 VPC peering cloud NAT

What is the purpose of Cloud NAT in GCP?

• To securely store and manage sensitive data
  

• To provide a secure VPN connection to on-premise networks

• Translating private IP addresses to public IP addresses for outgoing traffic

• Configuring firewalls for VPC networks

When would you use Cloud NAT in Google Cloud?

• for inbound traffic to your VM instances

• For communication between VPC networks

• For outbound internet traffic from VM instances

• For encrypting network traffic

Which Google Cloud service is used to establish a secure connection between on-premise networks and VPC networks?

• Cloud VPN

• Cloud Interconnect

• Cloud Peering

• Cloud Firewall

What is the main purpose of Cloud Interconnect?

• Translating IP addresses for outbound traffic

• Accelerating internet connections for VM instances

• Enabling high-speed, low-latency connections between on-premise networks and Google Cloud

• Facilitating communication between VPC networks within the same project

Which of the following is the best way to connect a small on-premise network to GCP?

• • Cloud VPN

• • Cloud Interconnect

• • Cloud Peering

• • Direct Peering

Which service allows VPC networks from different projects to communicate directly without going through the public internet?

• Cloud VPN

• Cloud Interconnect

• Cloud Peering

• Cloud NAT

Which service allows VPC networks from different projects to communicate directly without going through the public internet?

• Cloud VPN

• Cloud Interconnect

• Cloud Peering

• Cloud NAT

When might you use Cloud NAT in Google Cloud?

• When VM instances need public IP addresses for inbound traffic.

• When VM instances require private IP addresses for internal communication.

• When VM instances need to communicate with the internet using a shared public IP.

• When VM instances require direct communication between VPCs.