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Answer: Firewall rules are obstructing traffic.
Options A, B, and C are incorrect because if Flow Logs are not enabled on the subnets to be monitored, no logs will be generated. Similarly, if logs exclusion filters are misconfigured, desired logs may be excluded, and if the security team is checking the wrong bucket, they won't find the logs. Option D is correct because firewall rules do not impact the logs generated by Flow logs. Reference: https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/using-flow-logs#no-vpc-flows
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Your company has requested the setup of a Logs routing sink to centrally collect VPC Flow Logs for security compliance, with the sink destination being a Logging bucket in a different project. After configuration, it's discovered that no logs are present in the logging bucket. Which of the following is NOT a potential reason for this issue?
A
Flow Logs were not activated in the project under monitoring.
B
The security team is examining an incorrect Logging bucket.
C
Logging exclusion filters on the sink are preventing the specified logs from being collected.
D
Firewall rules are obstructing traffic.