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CompTIA CloudNetX Questions 26–30 (page: 7)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

End users are getting certificate errors and are unable to connect to an application deployed in a cloud. The application requires HTTPS connection. A network solution architect finds that a firewall is deployed between end users and the application in the cloud.
Which of the following is the root cause of the issue?

  1. The firewall on the application server has port 443 blocked.
  2. The firewall has port 443 blocked while SSL/HTTPS inspection is enabled.
  3. The end users do not have certificates on their laptops.
  4. The firewall has an expired certificate while SSL/HTTPS inspection is enabled.

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

When SSL inspection is turned on, the firewall intercepts and re-signs HTTPS traffic with its own certificate. If that certificate has expired, end users will see certificate errors even though port 443 is open and the backend application's certificate is valid.



A large commercial enterprise that runs a global video streaming platform recently acquired a small business that serves customers in a geographic area with limited connectivity to the global telecommunications infrastructure. The executive leadership team issued a mandate to deliver the highest possible video streaming quality to all customers around the world.
Which of the following solutions should the enterprise architect suggest to meet the requirements?

  1. Serve the customers in the acquired area with a highly compressed version of content.
  2. Use a geographically weighted DNS solution to distribute the traffic.
  3. Deploy multiple local load balancers in the newly added geographic area.
  4. Utilize CDN for all customers regardless of geographic location.

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

A global Content Delivery Network caches and serves video streams from edge nodes close to end users, minimizing latency and packet loss over limited backhaul links and ensuring the highest possible quality everywhere. By offloading traffic to a CDN, even customers in regions with constrained connectivity will receive optimized streams from the nearest POP rather than traversing the congested core network.



A company is transitioning from on premises to a hybrid environment. Due to regulatory standards, the company needs to achieve a high level of reliability and high availability for the connection between its data center and the cloud provider.
Which of the following solutions best meets the requirements?

  1. Establish a Direct Connect with the cloud provider and peer to two different VPCs in the cloud network.
  2. Establish a Direct Connect with the cloud provider and a redundant connection with a VPN over the internet.
  3. Establish two Direct Connect connections to the cloud provider using two different suppliers.
  4. Establish a VPN with two tunnels to a transit gateway at the cloud provider.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

By provisioning two dedicated Direct Connect circuits from separate carriers (diverse physical paths and providers), you achieve a true highly available, fault-tolerant link that meets stringent reliability and regulatory requirements without relying on the public internet.



A network architect is designing a solution to secure the organization's applications based on the security policy. The requirements are:

Users must authenticate using one set of credentials.

External users must be located in authorized sites.

Session timeouts must be enforced.

Network access requirements should be changed as needed.

Which of the following best meet these requirements? (Choose two.)

  1. Role-based access
  2. Single sign-on
  3. Static IP allocation
  4. Multifactor authentication
  5. Conditional access policy
  6. Risk-based authentication

Answer(s): B,E

Explanation:

Single sign-on: Provides users with one set of credentials for authentication across all applications, simplifying access and reducing password fatigue.

Conditional access policy: Enforces location-based restrictions for external users, configurable session timeouts, and dynamic network access controls that can be updated as requirements evolve.



A cloud architect needs to change the network configuration at a company that uses GitOps to document and implement network changes. The Git repository uses main as the default branch, and the main branch is protected.
Which of the following should the architect do after cloning the repository?

  1. Use the main branch to make and commit the changes back to the remote repository.
  2. Create a new branch for the change, then create a pull request including the changes.
  3. Check out the development branch, then perform and commit the changes back to the remote repository.
  4. Rebase the remote main branch after making the changes to implement.

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Because main is protected, you must make your network-configuration edits on a separate feature branch and submit them via a pull request. This preserves the integrity of the protected branch and aligns with GitOps best practices for change review and automated deployment.



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