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Google Cloud Certified Professional Cloud Network Engineer · Google Cloud
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B and D
B & D are the best bet
This question is confusing - It clearly states in the document (https://cloud.google.com/vpc/docs/vpc-peering): You can't disable the subnet route exchange or select which subnet routes are exchanged. After peering is established, all resources within subnet IP addresses are accessible across directly peered networks. VPC Network Peering doesn't provide granular route controls to filter out which subnet CIDR ranges are reachable across peered networks. You must use firewall rules to filter traffic if that's required. This is why to me D doesn't make sense as they want unfettered access between their subnets for the 2 projects (FW rules only required for granular access).