Q: 4
[Security Concepts]
Based on the NIST 800-145 guide, which cloud architecture is provisioned for exclusive use by a
specific group of consumers from different organizations and may be owned, managed, and operated
by one or more of those organizations?
Options
Discussion
Option C, seen this in official guide and practice test questions before.
B , private cloud. "Exclusive use" makes me think of dedicated resources for one group, even if it's across orgs. Not sure if community is right here but open to being corrected.
Not B, it's C. Community cloud is specifically for a group of consumers from different orgs, per NIST 800-145. Private cloud sounds tempting with "exclusive use," but that's just for a single org. Anyone pick A by mistake?
C fits here, since NIST 800-145 says community cloud is for a group from different orgs. If it was just one org, it'd be B (private cloud). Saw a really similar question in a practice set. Pretty sure it's C but open to corrections.
C , is correct. Had something like this in a mock-community cloud is for exclusive use by a group from different orgs, exactly what NIST 800-145 says. Private cloud would be just one org. Pretty sure about C, anyone seeing it differently?
Yeah, that's A. FlexVPN active/active mode is great because you can set up several routers or VRFs as hubs, which DMVPN can't match. DMVPN does active/standby but not real multi-hub active. If you need scale and redundancy with more than one hub, FlexVPN is the way to go.
I don't think it's B. C matches NIST since community cloud lets different orgs share a cloud for exclusive use, which is what the scenario describes. Private cloud would only be for a single org, so that's the trap here. Pretty sure about C but open if anyone thinks otherwise.
Probably C, saw a similar question in some exam reports and community cloud fits for multiple orgs sharing exclusive access.
I actually think B here, since "exclusive use" feels like private cloud, even if it's multiple orgs.
C
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