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Yes, AWS randomizes which zone is A, B, or C, etc in each account to help evenly spread usage across all Availability Zones in a region. To determine which AZ-ID matches your AZ-A please see the following documentation. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ram/latest/userguide/working-with-az-ids.html
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So should the client team be able to connect to our MSK cluster, even if they choose different lettered subnets?
Yes, if they choose the subnets that match the AZ-ID (regardless of letter) it will work. Ideally, when you are publishing a service over PrivateLink, provide the remote/subscribing account the AZ-IDs in which you have published the service as opposed to the letter-based AZs from the publishing account.
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So should the client team be able to connect to our MSK cluster, even if they choose different lettered subnets?