192.168.100.188/32 will give only one ip .ie, 192.168.100.188 ( It is not allowed IP list )
192.168.100.0/24 Provides 256 IPs from 192.168.100.0 to 192.168.100.255 ( all allowed ).
Even C grants all IPs, S3 provides preference to deny If two same scenario comes. In this Case, B wins.
B. Denies the server with the IP address 192 168 100 188 full access to the "mybucket" bucket
C. Grants all the servers within the 192 168 100 0/24 subnet full access to the "mybucket" bucket
They are all incorrect. This policy grants all 24 net, except 188 - this does not mean it *denies* the 188 computer.
To deny it, it needs a deny policy. C is incorrect because 188 is a part of the 24 subnet.
Select B, because it is probably what they want, but if this question goes in my exam I will write it down in the comments section.
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