ANS-C01 Exam Dumps : Amazon AWS Certified Advanced Networking - Specialty

Deploy a transit gateway. Attach a GLB endpoint to the transit gateway. Attach the application VPC to the transit gateway. Update the application subnet route table's default route destination to be the GLB endpoint. Ensure that the EC2 instances' security group allows traffic from the GLB endpoint.

Update the application subnet route table to have a default route to the GLB. On the standalone VPC that contains the firewall fleet, add a route in the route table for the application VPC's CIDR block with the GLB endpoint as the destination. Update the EC2 instances' security group to allow traffic from the GLB.

Provision a GLB endpoint in the application VPC in a new subnet. Create a gateway route table with a route that specifies the application subnet CIDR block as the destination and the GLB endpoint as the target. Associate the gateway route table with the internet gateway in the application VPC. Update the application subnet route table's default route destination to be the GLB endpoint.

Instruct the security engineer to move the GLB into the application VPC. Create a gateway route table. Associate the gateway route table with the application subnet. Add a default route to the gateway route table with the GLB as its destination. Update the route table on the GLB to direct traffic from the internet gateway to the application servers. Ensure that the EC2 instances' security group allows traffic from the GLB.

Create a new subnet using a VPC secondary IPv6 CIDR, and associate an IPv6 CIDR. Include the new subnet in the Auto Scaling group.

Create a new subnet using a VPC secondary IPv4 CIDR, and associate an IPv6 CIDR. Include the new subnet in the Auto Scaling group.

Resize the IPv6 CIDR on each of the existing subnets. Modify the Auto Scaling group maximum number of instances.

Add a secondary IPv4 CIDR to the Amazon VPC. Assign secondary IPv4 address space to each of the existing subnets.

Configure the customer gateway to use AS PATH prepending and local preference to prefer one tunnel over the other.

Configure the Site-to-Site VPN options to set the first tunnel as the primary tunnel to eliminate asymmetric routing.

Configure the virtual tunnel interfaces on the customer gateway to allow asymmetric routing.

Configure the Site-to-Site VPN to use static routing in active/active mode to ensure that traffic flows over a preferred path.