OCI Foundation Course 2023 Final Exam | 75
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OCI Identity and Access Management (IAM) service allows you to control who has access to your cloud
resources. It can be used to group users and specify their permissions to provide controlled access to
resources.
Which is NOT a component of OCI Identity and Access Management?
1) Network Security Group
2) Federation
3) Principals
4) Policies - ✔✔1) Network Security Group (*)
The Network Security Group is a component of OCI Networking, not IAM. IAM in OCI consists of
Principals, Policies, Federation, and a few other components.
Which Identity and Access Management component helps to organize multiple users into a team?
,1) Dynamic Groups
2) Compartments
3) Groups
4) Policies - ✔✔3) Groups
In OCI IAM, groups are used to group users that serve a common purpose or belong to the same team.
This allows policies to be applied at the group level, rather than individually.
Which statement about OCI compartments is NOT true?
1) Compartments help to isolate and control access to resources.
2) Compartments can be nested.
3) It is a best practice to create all your resources in the root compartment.
4) A compartment is a logical collection of related resources. - ✔✔3) It is a best practice to create
all your resources in the root compartment. (*)
It is not a best practice to create all resources in the root compartment. Compartments are used to
organize and isolate resources to provide a finer level of access control.
,How is a resource in OCI identified?
1) With OCID
2) With Compartment Name
3) With Username
4) With Tenancy ID - ✔✔1) With OCID (*)
Each resource in OCI is assigned a unique Oracle Cloud Identifier (OCID), which is used to identify the
resource.
Which statement about Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) peering between two VCNs is NOT valid?
1) Peered VCNs cannot have overlapping CIDRs.
2) Peered VCNs can exist in different OCI regions.
3) A VCN peering connection is a VPN-based connection.
4) Peered VCNs can exist in the same OCI region. - ✔✔3) A VCN peering connection is a VPN-
based connection. (*)
, VCN peering is a networking connection between two VCNs that enables traffic routing between the
VCNs using private IP addresses.
Peer VCNs must not have overlapping CIDRs. VCNs can be peered in the same region or different regions
through a DRG.
Which VCN component blocks inbound traffic, but enables outbound traffic to the internet?
1) Dynamic Routing Gateway
2)Service Gateway
3) NAT Gateway
4) Internet Gateway - ✔✔3) NAT Gateway (*)
A NAT Gateway in a VCN enables instances in a private subnet to initiate connections to the internet but
prevents unsolicited inbound connections from the internet.
Which OSI layer traffic is supported by the OCI Network Load Balancer?
1) Layer 4 (transport) (*)
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