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Answer: Add the user's IP address to the network policy allowed list.
The question specifically asks about restricting Snowsight access to specific locations (corporate network or home office). Network policies in Snowflake allow administrators to control access based on IP addresses, which directly addresses location-based restrictions. Option D (adding the user's IP address to the network policy allowed list) is the correct solution as it enables precise control over which IP addresses can connect to Snowflake services including Snowsight. Options A (VPN), B (MFA), and C (SSO) are security measures but do not specifically enforce location-based restrictions - VPN could help route traffic through corporate networks but doesn't inherently restrict access locations, while MFA and SSO focus on authentication rather than location control. The community discussion with 100% consensus on D and reference to Snowflake's network policy documentation confirms this is the optimal approach.
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What configuration is required to restrict a user's access to Snowsight so that it is only permitted from a specific corporate network location or from a home office?
A
Use a company Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection.
B
Use Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).
C
Use Single Sign-On (SSO).
D
Add the user's IP address to the network policy allowed list.