Your company previously configured a heavily used, dynamically routed VPN connection between your onpremises data center and AWS. You recently provisioned a DirectConnect connection and would like to start
using the new connection.
After configuring DirectConnect settings in the AWS Console, which of the following options win provide the
most seamless transition for your users?
A.
Delete your existing VPN connection to avoid routing loops configure your DirectConnect router with the
appropriate settings and verity network traffic is leveraging DirectConnect.
B.
Configure your DirectConnect router with a higher BGP priority man your VPN router, verify network traffic is
leveraging Directconnect and then delete your existing VPN connection.
C.
Update your VPC route tables to point to the DirectConnect connection configure your DirectConnect router
with the appropriate settings verify network traffic is leveraging DirectConnect and then delete the VPN
connection.
D.
Configure your DirectConnect router, update your VPC route tables to point to the DirectConnect
connection, configure your VPN connection with a higher BGP priority. And verify network traffic is
leveraging the DirectConnect connection.
D or C? I think D is appropriate as it does not mandate to delete VPN, can continue existing VPN connection over direct connect
C is correct
its D – C is wrong as it doesn’t mention bgp.
C – They are not talking about using both. we need to deleted VPN as per requirement
C is correct
If we has 2 connection with vpn and dx, aws always select dx with default connection, don’t care anything about BGP priority.
If you need to config VPN as a high priority, you need to use static route for VPC route table but this question talk about dynamic route.
c