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A large retailer has deployed all of its stores with the same IP address subnet. An engineer is onboarding these stores as Remote Networks in Prisma Access. While onboarding each store, the engineer selects the “Overlapping Subnets” checkbox. Which Remote Network flow is supported after onboarding in this scenario?
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Discussion
A, official docs and practice tests both mention only private apps are reachable if you select overlapping subnets with Remote Networks.
Option B. had something like this in a mock and it asked about internet access with overlapping subnets so pretty sure remote networks still get internet flow. Correct me if that's outdated info.
A for this one. With overlapping subnets, Prisma Access only lets you reach private apps, can't do remote network to remote network or internet flows. Pretty sure that's the limitation when you tick that box. Someone correct me if I'm missing something here.
A tbh
Overlapping subnets mess with direct network-to-network flows, so private app access is the only one that works here. Can't see B or C being correct in this setup. Not totally sure, but pretty sure it's A.
Maybe B here. I thought with overlapping subnets, internet-bound traffic from remote networks is still routed out, but comms to other remote networks or mobile users gets blocked due to overlap complications. Not totally sure if I'm missing something on private app flow though. If anyone's tested this recently, let me know.
D imo. Overlapping subnets usually block remote-to-remote and mobile flows, but private app (A) is the only supported path here. B is a bit of a trick since internet access isn't allowed in this scenario, I think.
Probably A, internet flow (B) is a trap here since overlapping subnets block all but private app traffic. Disagree?
Don't think it's B, that's a common trap here. A is correct since overlapping subnets block remote network or internet flows. Disagree?
A, Only private app access works when overlapping subnets are checked in Prisma Access onboarding for remote networks.
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