ACLs control network access to Autonomous Database on Shared Infrastructure:
Correct Answer (B): “When you restore a database, the existing ACLs are not overwritten by the
restore” is true. ACLs are part of the database’s network configuration, preserved during restore
operations to maintain security settings.
Incorrect Options:
A: ACLs can include both IP addresses and VCN CIDR blocks simultaneously; they’re not mutually
exclusive.
C: ACLs apply to public endpoints, not just private ones, to restrict access.
D: ACLs can be modified post-creation, not just at provisioning time.
This ensures consistent security post-restore.
Reference: Access Control Rules
