Google Cloud Networking Quiz

Which connection method is most suitable for transferring large amounts of data with high performance through a private and dedicated connection?

Which of these Google Cloud networking options does not offer a Service Level Agreement (SLA)?

An organization needs to connect to Google Cloud through the internet but requires a secure connection, which is the best option?

Which interconnection option primarily relies on an ISP or third-party carrier to access Google Cloud services?

If a company cannot establish a physical connection directly to Google's Point of Presence (PoP), which method is most suitable for creating an interconnect?

Which connection method provides the lowest latency and highest reliability by establishing a private fiber-optic connection?

What type of encryption does a Cloud VPN use to ensure secure communication between networks?

Which of these interconnection methods requires a physical setup at a Google Cloud Interconnect facility?

If a company needs to establish a network connection with Google Cloud that offers a Service Level Agreement (SLA), which of these options is viable?

What is the primary function of Cloud Router when used with a Cloud VPN?

An organization is looking for a more reliable option than using the public internet. Which of these Google Cloud connection methods is most suitable?

Which of these methods is the most cost-effective option for establishing a secure connection to Google Cloud over the public internet?

A company needs to establish a direct connection to Google's network without colocation and physical setup in Google's Interconnect facilities, what is the most suitable option?

Which connection method uses a third-party service provider to create an interconnect with Google Cloud?

An organization requires a high-bandwidth, private, and dedicated connection with Google Cloud. They've been told they also need a physical presence in a colocation. Which option fits this description?

Which of the following connection methods provides access to Google Cloud services, like Google Workspace, but does not include an SLA?