Google Professional Cloud Network Engineer
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Your company is collaborating with a partner to deliver a solution for a customer, with both organizations using GCP. Applications in the partner's network require access to specific resources in your company's VPC, and there is no CIDR overlap between the VPCs.
Which two solutions can you implement to enable this access securely? (Choose two.)
Explanation:
The question requires connecting two separate GCP organizations' VPCs without CIDR overlap. VPC peering (A) allows direct, secure connectivity between VPCs across different organizations in GCP. Cloud VPN (C) establishes an encrypted tunnel between networks, suitable for cross-organization connectivity. Shared VPC (B) is limited to the same organization. Dedicated Interconnect (D) connects on-premises to GCP, not VPC-to-VPC. Cloud NAT (E) handles outbound internet access, not cross-VPC communication. Thus, A and C are valid solutions.