Transit Gateway VPC Attachment and Availability Zones Quiz
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When attaching a VPC to a transit gateway, how many subnets can you specify for each enabled Availability Zone?

  • Two subnets for each Availability Zone
  • Multiple subnets for each Availability Zone
  • No subnets are specified for each Availability Zone
  • One subnet for each Availability Zone (correct)

    • What happens when you enable an Availability Zone for a transit gateway attachment?

  • A network interface is placed in the specified subnet using one IP address from the subnet (correct)
  • The transit gateway places multiple network interfaces in the specified subnet
  • Traffic is routed only to the specified subnet within the VPC
  • The transit gateway charges additional fees for cross-Availability Zone traffic

    • What happens if traffic is sourced from an Availability Zone where the destination attachment is not present?

  • The traffic is rerouted to a specific predefined Availability Zone
  • The transit gateway charges extra fees for routing that traffic
  • The traffic is dropped and does not reach the transit gateway
  • AWS Transit Gateway internally routes that traffic to a random Availability Zone with the attachment present (correct)

    • What is recommended to ensure availability when attaching a VPC to a transit gateway?

    <p>Enable multiple Availability Zones</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When can you enable appliance mode support for a VPC attachment in a transit gateway?

    <p>When planning to configure a stateful network appliance in the VPC</p> Signup and view all the answers

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