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Answer: Those IP addresses are denied access to the Snowflake account as Snowflake applies the blocked IP address list first.
According to Snowflake's official documentation on network policies, when both allowed and blocked IP address lists contain values, Snowflake applies the blocked IP address list first. This means that if an IP address appears in both lists, it will be denied access because the block rule takes precedence. The community discussion shows strong consensus for option B, with multiple users citing the official documentation and receiving upvotes. Option A is incorrect because it claims the allowed list takes precedence, which contradicts Snowflake's documented behavior. Options C and D are incorrect as Snowflake does not issue alerts or errors for duplicate IP addresses in this scenario - it simply applies the blocked list first.
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When a network policy contains IP addresses that are listed in both the allowed and blocked lists, which list takes precedence?
A
Those IP addresses are allowed access to the Snowflake account as Snowflake applies the allowed IP address list first.
B
Those IP addresses are denied access to the Snowflake account as Snowflake applies the blocked IP address list first.
C
Snowflake issues an alert message and adds the duplicate IP address values to both the allowed and blocked IP address lists.
D
Snowflake issues an error message and adds the duplicate IP address values to both the allowed and blocked IP address lists.
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