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Practice Test 2 | Google Cloud Certified Professional Cloud Network Engineer | Dumps | Mock Test

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You are in charge of configuring the partner interconnect for your company between the on- premises network and GCP networks. The company has chosen a service provider to provide bandwidth of 5Gbps to meet the peak demand and currently the firm doesn’t want to manage the BGP session.

Which of the following would you configure in GCP?

A. Create a partner VLAN attachment, Create a Cloud Router in the same region as the interconnect, Pre-activate the VLAN attachments, and Provide the service provider with the pairing key.
B. Create a partner VLAN attachment, Create a Cloud Router in the same region as the interconnect, Provide the service provider with the pairing key.
C. Create VLAN attachment in the project where the interconnection connection reside, Create a Cloud Router in the same region as the interconnect, Configure the BGP IP Addresses and Allocate 5Gbps capacity,
D. Create a partner VLAN attachment, Create a Cloud Router in a different region from the interconnect, Pre-activate the VLAN attachments, and Provide the service provider with the pairing key.

Answer: A

Options A is correct.

Option B is incorrect, because not enabling the Pre-activate the VLAN attachments means the firm will manage the BGP sessions which isn’t the requirement.

Option C is incorrect, because this option is for the configuration on a VLAN for direct interconnect.

Options D is incorrect, because the cloud router must be in the same region as the interconnect connection.

https://cloud.google.com/network-connectivity/docs/interconnect/how-to/partner/provisioning- overview explains cloud interconnect provisioning.

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