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Google Professional Cloud Network Engineer Question 77

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Your organization is planning to migrate workloads to Google Cloud and has decided to bring your own IP (BYOIP) for some services. Which of the following steps must you complete to plan the IP address management strategy for the migration while ensuring global availability and compatibility with Google Cloud services?

  1. A

    Verify that the IP address ranges being brought are publicly routable and owned by your organization.

  2. B

    Ensure that the IP ranges are registered in Google Cloud using the Cloud Console or gcloud CLI.

  3. C

    Allocate the BYOIP ranges directly to specific Google Cloud subnets before completing ownership verification.

  4. D

    Configure DNS to point to the BYOIP ranges after Google has completed the validation process.

  5. E

    Enable IPv6 on all Google Cloud subnets before importing BYOIP ranges.

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Correct answers: A, B, D

Explanation

Bringing your own IP (BYOIP) to Google Cloud requires careful planning and adherence to specific steps to ensure compatibility and availability. The process involves verifying IP ownership, registering the ranges with Google Cloud, and updating DNS configurations. Allocating ranges to subnets or enabling IPv6 before completing the required steps is not supported by Google Cloud.

  • A. Correct.

    Correct. Google Cloud requires that BYOIP ranges are publicly routable and that your organization has ownership of the IP ranges. This step is critical for the BYOIP process.

  • B. Correct.

    Correct. After verifying ownership, the IP ranges must be registered in Google Cloud using tools like the Cloud Console or gcloud CLI.

  • C. Incorrect.

    Incorrect. BYOIP ranges cannot be allocated directly to subnets until the ownership verification and registration process is completed.

  • D. Correct.

    Correct. Updating DNS to point to the BYOIP ranges is necessary after Google completes the validation process to ensure proper routing and service availability.

  • E. Incorrect.

    Incorrect. IPv6 support is not a prerequisite for importing BYOIP ranges, as BYOIP primarily pertains to IPv4 addresses.

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