GCP - Cloud IAM Advanced
If a service perimeter is configured with an access level that includes IP ranges, what happens when a request comes from an IP outside those ranges?
If a service perimeter is configured with an access level that includes IP ranges, what happens when a request comes from an IP outside those ranges?
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Step-by-Step Solution
Solution:
Step 1: Understand access levels in perimeters
Access levels restrict access based on conditions like IP ranges.Step 2: Determine effect of IP outside allowed range
If IP is outside allowed range, access is denied to protect resources.Final Answer:
Access is denied by the perimeter -> Option BQuick Check:
IP outside allowed range means denied access [OK]
Quick Trick: Access levels block IPs outside allowed ranges [OK]
Common Mistakes:
- Assuming access is granted but logged
- Thinking access redirects to VPN automatically
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