You've set up an instance inside your new network and subnet. You create firewall rules to target allinstances in your network with the following firewall rules...

You've set up an instance inside your new network and subnet. You create firewall rules to target allinstances in your network with the following firewall rules.NAME:open-ssh | NETWORK:devnet |DIRECTION:INGRESS | PRIORITY:1000 | ALLOW:tcp:22NAME:deny-all | NETWORK:devnet | DIRECTION:INGRESS | PRIORITY:5000 | DENY:tcp:0-65535,udp:0-6553 If you try to SSH to the instance, what would be the result?

A. SSH would be denied and would need gcloud firewall refresh command for the allow rule to take effect. B. SSH would be allowed as the allow rule overrides the deny C. SSH would be denied as the deny rule overrides the allow D. SSH would be denied and would need instance reboot for the allow rule to take effect