최신Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 2024 Networking Professional - 1Z0-1124-24무료샘플문제

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

D. Use overlapping CIDR blocks for public and private subnets.

A. Average response time

B. Number of connections per second

C. Average packet size

D. Total number of connections

A. Internet Gateway (IGW)

B. Service Gateway (SGW)

C. Local Peering Gateway (LPG)

D. Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG)

A. A backend set is a collection of load balancer policies and rules that determine how traffic is distributed among backend servers.

B. A backend set is a group of backend servers that receive incoming traffic from the load balancer. It consists of compute instances, IP addresses, or both.

C. A backend set is a region-specific configuration that allows the load balancer to route traffic to specific geographical locations.

D. A backend set is a list of SSL certificates used for securing incoming traffic to the load balancer.

A. Create a new VNIC resource and specify the required IP range during attachment to an instance.

B. Modify the subnet CIDR block to accommodate the additional IPs and update the associated route tables.

C. Use the oci network ip-reservation create command with the --private-ip-reservation-id flag.

D. Navigate to the subnet,s details in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure console and select "Reserve IP addresses."

A. Create a high availability group for the load balancer within a single AD.

B. Configure a single load balancer with backend servers spanning multiple ADs.

C. Create one load balancer per AD with separate backend pools.

D. Use a regional load balancer to distribute traffic evenly across ADs.

A. Creating subnets and route tables.

B. Assigning private IP address spaces.

C. Allowing public access to all data.

D. Configuring stateful firewalls.

A. Adding a new subnet to the VCN protected by the firewall.

B. Modifying the Network Firewall,s resource tags.

C. Configuring a new security list for a subnet within the VCN.

D. Scaling the Network Firewall instance up or down.