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Google Professional Cloud Network Engineer Question 594

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Your organization requires all Cloud NAT configurations across projects to use manual IP address allocation for greater control over NAT IPs. As a Google Cloud Network Engineer, you need to enforce this policy at the organization level. Which organization policy constraint should you configure to achieve this?

  1. A

    constraints/compute.requireNatIPManualAllocation

  2. B

    constraints/compute.disableExternalIp

  3. C

    constraints/compute.vmExternalIpAccess

  4. D

    constraints/compute.requireSubnetForIP

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Correct answer: A

Explanation

To enforce that all Cloud NAT configurations in the organization use manual IP address allocation, you must configure the organization policy constraint 'constraints/compute.requireNatIPManualAllocation'. This ensures compliance with the organization's requirement for greater control over NAT IPs.

  • A. Correct.

    This is the correct constraint to enforce manual IP address allocation for Cloud NAT configurations. It ensures that all Cloud NAT resources within the organization use manual IP allocation.

  • B. Incorrect.

    This constraint disables the use of external IP addresses on resources like VMs but is unrelated to Cloud NAT IP address allocation.

  • C. Incorrect.

    This constraint controls whether VMs in the organization are allowed to use external IP addresses but does not apply to Cloud NAT configurations.

  • D. Incorrect.

    This constraint ensures that IPs are associated with a subnet, but it does not enforce manual IP allocation for Cloud NAT.

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