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AWS Certified Advanced Networking - Specialty ANS-C01 Practice Test 46

Question 450

A networking team has 40 almost-identical CloudFormation VPC stacks. An engineer proposes a subnet change by editing the stack template, but production diverges from the approved source in several accounts. What repeatable governance measure best reduces recurrence?

  1. Apply the new subnet manually in each account without updating source
  2. Use an ALB sticky session setting
  3. Drive subnet and routing changes from version-controlled templates with reviewed change sets
  4. Increase Flow Log retention for the VPC

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Version-controlled IaC and reviewable deployments reduce uncontrolled manual differences across accounts.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Hand edits keep the authoritative template stale and risk further divergence.

B:

Session affinity does not standardize network infrastructure definitions.

D:

Longer telemetry storage does not reconcile resource configuration against reviewed IaC.

Question 451

A website hosted behind an Application Load Balancer needs a Route 53 record at the root of its DNS zone.

Which technical explanation best accounts for the network behavior described?

  1. A public hosted zone becomes authoritative to external recursive resolvers only when the domain's parent delegation points to its name servers
  2. Route 53 alias records can target AWS resources while meeting zone-apex DNS constraints and tracking appropriate service target naming
  3. Route 53 routing policies choose eligible DNS record answers according to their weights or failover order, while health checks exclude records marked unhealthy
  4. Inbound Resolver endpoints receive DNS requests from reachable external DNS servers and resolve eligible AWS private namespace records in the associated VPC

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Route 53 alias records can target AWS resources while meeting zone-apex DNS constraints and tracking appropriate service target naming. A direct check is to create a Route 53 alias A or AAAA record pointing to the supported load balancer target rather than an apex CNAME and observe the corresponding path.

Incorrect Answers

A:

A public hosted zone becomes authoritative to external recursive resolvers only when the domain's parent delegation points to its name servers. That is a valid account of route 53 public hosted zone delegation, but it does not explain the route 53 alias record for load balancer behavior in the scenario.

C:

Route 53 routing policies choose eligible DNS record answers according to their weights or failover order, while health checks exclude records marked unhealthy. That is a valid account of route 53 weighted failover and health checks, but it does not explain the route 53 alias record for load balancer behavior in the scenario.

D:

Inbound Resolver endpoints receive DNS requests from reachable external DNS servers and resolve eligible AWS private namespace records in the associated VPC. That is a valid account of route 53 resolver inbound endpoint for hybrid dns, but it does not explain the route 53 alias record for load balancer behavior in the scenario.

Question 452

A public web domain requires DNS-answer authenticity protections to reduce forged-record risk for validating resolvers.

Which technical explanation best accounts for the network behavior described?

  1. DNSSEC uses cryptographic signatures and a parent-child chain of trust so validating resolvers can detect altered DNS records
  2. ACM Private CA issues private certificates under an organization-controlled certificate hierarchy, distinct from public ACM trust issuance
  3. Direct Connect is a dedicated network connection but does not universally encrypt payloads; IPsec or TLS adds cryptographic confidentiality when configured
  4. A TCP listener can forward encrypted TLS streams to backends without terminating them at the NLB, preserving backend certificate and protocol handling

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

DNSSEC uses cryptographic signatures and a parent-child chain of trust so validating resolvers can detect altered DNS records. A direct check is to enable supported Route 53 DNSSEC signing and publish matching DS information at the registrar, then test validation paths and observe the corresponding path.

Incorrect Answers

B:

ACM Private CA issues private certificates under an organization-controlled certificate hierarchy, distinct from public ACM trust issuance. That is a valid account of acm private ca internal mutual trust, but it does not explain the route 53 dnssec chain-of-trust protection behavior in the scenario.

C:

Direct Connect is a dedicated network connection but does not universally encrypt payloads; IPsec or TLS adds cryptographic confidentiality when configured. That is a valid account of vpn encryption over direct connect, but it does not explain the route 53 dnssec chain-of-trust protection behavior in the scenario.

D:

A TCP listener can forward encrypted TLS streams to backends without terminating them at the NLB, preserving backend certificate and protocol handling. That is a valid account of tls end-to-end and nlb passthrough choice, but it does not explain the route 53 dnssec chain-of-trust protection behavior in the scenario.

Question 453

Operations receives an alert that one AWS Site-to-Site VPN tunnel is Down and the other is Up. Application probes still pass, but policy requires both tunnels usable before a maintenance window. Which next step best addresses reliability rather than immediate emergency cutover?

  1. Delete the healthy tunnel to force symmetric outage.
  2. Increase the application TTL in Route 53 until the VPN alert clears.
  3. Investigate the down tunnel’s IKE peer, customer gateway, and route state and restore redundancy before maintenance.
  4. Assume a single Up tunnel permanently satisfies two-tunnel resilience policy.

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

The surviving tunnel maintains service now, but planned resilience requires repairing and validating the impaired alternate path.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Disabling the only working path creates unnecessary downtime.

B:

DNS caching does not restore an IPsec tunnel peer.

D:

A remaining single tunnel is a failure risk during the next maintenance event.

Question 454

A PrivateLink endpoint service is intended for one approved partner account and requires explicit connection acceptance. Which authorization test proves an unapproved account cannot become a working consumer?

  1. Both the approved and unapproved accounts can create accepted endpoints if their endpoint names differ.
  2. The provider NLB reports healthy targets, without any endpoint-principal or connection-acceptance test.
  3. The provider publishes a private certificate and service name without testing an unauthorized principal.
  4. The approved account appears as an allowed principal and has an accepted functional endpoint, while a disallowed test account cannot establish an accepted connection.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Both permitted access and a denied negative control verify the endpoint-service principal and acceptance boundary.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Different names do not satisfy the intended account-level authorization rule.

B:

Backend health does not verify consumer access control.

C:

Service identity does not prove least-privilege endpoint-service permissions.

Question 455

An external public hosted zone enables DNSSEC signing but the parent domain has not published the correct DS record.

Which observation would most directly demonstrate the required network outcome?

  1. TLS tests show valid HTTPS from browsers and encrypted origin fetches without an unexpected HTTP fallback
  2. Valid signed records resolve with DNSSEC validation and broken-test signatures fail for validating resolvers as expected
  3. A trusted HTTPS client validates the server name and certificate chain and a scheduled renewal test avoids an expired listener certificate
  4. An authorized workload presents a correctly chained private certificate and an unauthorized issuer's certificate is rejected

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Valid signed records resolve with DNSSEC validation and broken-test signatures fail for validating resolvers as expected. That is relevant because dNSSEC uses cryptographic signatures and a parent-child chain of trust so validating resolvers can detect altered DNS records.

Incorrect Answers

A:

This would validate cloudfront https viewer and origin settings. The case instead needs evidence for route 53 dnssec chain-of-trust protection: Valid signed records resolve with DNSSEC validation and broken-test signatures fail for validating resolvers as expected.

C:

This would validate alb acm certificate managed tls. The case instead needs evidence for route 53 dnssec chain-of-trust protection: Valid signed records resolve with DNSSEC validation and broken-test signatures fail for validating resolvers as expected.

D:

This would validate acm private ca internal mutual trust. The case instead needs evidence for route 53 dnssec chain-of-trust protection: Valid signed records resolve with DNSSEC validation and broken-test signatures fail for validating resolvers as expected.

Question 456

An enterprise wants to expose a shared provider service to customers in other VPCs while keeping the provider CIDR private.

Which AWS networking configuration best addresses this specific requirement?

  1. Insert AWS Network Firewall into the permitted VPC traffic path with appropriate stateful and stateless policy groups and symmetric routing
  2. Use PrivateLink endpoint service permissions and consumer endpoint policies or security groups for scoped service connectivity
  3. Associate an AWS WAF web ACL with the supported public application resource and use tested managed and rate-based rules
  4. Review AWS Network Firewall stateless and stateful rule evaluation order and apply tested explicit-deny and allowlist policies

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

PrivateLink allows authorized VPC consumers to access a published endpoint service without broad VPC peering or transitive network reachability. The proposed change can be checked by whether an approved endpoint consumer can use the service while scans of unrelated provider addresses fail from the consumer VPC.

Incorrect Answers

A:

This configuration addresses aws network firewall centralized filtering, not the privatelink least-privilege service boundary requirement. AWS Network Firewall inspects routed VPC traffic through managed firewall endpoints, with outcomes determined by rule order and forward/return route symmetry.

C:

This configuration addresses aws waf managed and rate-limiting rules, not the privatelink least-privilege service boundary requirement. AWS WAF inspects supported HTTP request attributes at layer seven and can count, block or challenge requests according to web ACL rules.

D:

This configuration addresses aws network firewall policy precedence, not the privatelink least-privilege service boundary requirement. Network Firewall processing depends on stateless defaults and stateful rule evaluation behavior, so policy precedence must match the intended inspection model.

Question 457

A B2B API behind an Application Load Balancer requires mutual TLS: the server must verify client certificates signed by a designated partner trust store, not only accept ordinary HTTPS server authentication. Which listener feature should be configured?

  1. Use an HTTP listener and check only an optional X-Client-Name header.
  2. Enable an NLB TCP passthrough listener and assume ALB automatically verifies client identity elsewhere.
  3. Configure ALB mutual TLS verification with the approved trust store and certificate-handling settings.
  4. Publish the partner issuer names in Route 53 TXT records and accept every client.

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

mTLS requires validating client certificates during the TLS handshake in addition to presenting the server certificate.

Incorrect Answers

A:

A user-supplied HTTP header is not cryptographic client certificate authentication.

B:

Without a certificate verification point, raw forwarding alone does not validate partner client chains.

D:

A DNS record cannot replace TLS certificate chain verification.

Question 458

Two VPCs have been connected by peering for six months. A route table in the destination VPC was recreated by IaC and no longer contains the reverse CIDR route to the requester. TCP SYNs arrive but connections never complete. What change should be restored?

  1. Make every requester instance public.
  2. Recreate the missing peer CIDR return route toward the active peering connection in the destination subnet table.
  3. Increase the destination EC2 CPU credit balance.
  4. Enable DNS query logging in the requester VPC only.

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Bidirectional peering depends on routes in both VPCs; the returning packets otherwise cannot reach the requester.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Public exposure is unnecessary and does not restore the intended private return path.

C:

CPU capacity does not fix a missing IP destination route.

D:

Additional logs may help observation but do not repair the broken route.

Question 459

Two regional Transit Gateways have an Available peering link. Their operators added VPC routes to their own TGWs but assumed the peer would propagate each other's regional prefixes; neither TGW route table has static routes toward the peering attachment. What is the predictable result?

  1. A single-AZ NAT dependency may introduce cross-zone charges and a zone-failure outage for otherwise healthy private workloads
  2. Allowing every attachment to propagate into one table can accidentally create full-mesh connectivity between previously isolated teams
  3. Treating an invitation or attachment request as automatically configured routing can strand consumers or weaken transit governance
  4. An active peering attachment without explicit peer-prefix routes can create a false impression of connectivity readiness

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Inter-Region TGW peering does not automatically carry learned remote prefixes, so both gateway route tables need explicit destination routes toward the peer.

Incorrect Answers

A:

A public NAT gateway translates outbound private IPv4 flows using public subnet connectivity but does not make private instances directly internet-addressable. That explains the separate nat gateway route and az resilience issue, not this demonstrated transit gateway cross-region static routing failure.

B:

This is a risk in transit gateway association and propagation tables: Transit Gateway forwards packets based on the attachment's associated route table, while propagation adds routes to selected tables rather than all tables. It does not account for the transit gateway cross-region static routing fault stated in this incident.

C:

That outcome depends on aws ram share and attachment acceptance, whose mechanism is different: Resource sharing and attachment authorization are separate from route-table configuration; each stage must be complete before transit is usable. The reported defect concerns transit gateway cross-region static routing.

Question 460

An analyst uses VPC Reachability Analyzer to test a path from an EC2 source ENI to an RDS ENI. It reports a reachable network path, but live application calls still time out. How should that result be interpreted?

  1. Reachability Analyzer proves the RDS database is executing SQL queries successfully.
  2. The traffic must always traverse the public internet if the tool says reachable.
  3. The modeled AWS network configuration permits a path; application listeners and runtime behavior still need live testing.
  4. A success result proves no transient packet loss is possible.

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Static reachability analysis does not send packets or prove the destination process is accepting connections.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Static routing and filtering analysis cannot certify application protocol completion.

B:

Reachability can model private network components without implying internet routing.

D:

Configuration reachability does not measure real-time transport performance.

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