A company is designing a network architecture on AWS. They have multiple VPCs across different AWS accounts that need to communicate with each other in a hub-and-spoke model to simplify routing management. Additionally, they must block traffic from a specific range of malicious external IP addresses at the subnet boundary before it reaches any resources. Which AWS networking services or features should be configured to meet these requirements? (Select TWO.)
- AWS Transit Gateway to interconnect the VPCsAnswer
- Network Access Control Lists (Network ACLs) to block the IP addressesAnswer
- CVPC Peering connections between all VPCs
- DSecurity Groups with inbound deny rules to block the IP addresses
- EAWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) policies to block the malicious IP addresses
Answer
AWS Transit Gateway to interconnect the VPCs and Network Access Control Lists (Network ACLs) to block the IP addresses
AWS Transit Gateway simplifies the network architecture by connecting multiple VPCs in a hub-and-spoke topology, avoiding the complexity of a full-mesh VPC Peering network. Network Access Control Lists (Network ACLs) operate at the subnet boundary and support explicit deny rules, which allows them to block traffic from specific IP ranges before it reaches any resources inside the subnets.
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AWS network routing and subnet-level security controls
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