Understanding connectivity options for the VPC environment
The following table provides information on VPC network flows and connections for various scenarios that you might encounter.
Use Case | From | To | Connection through | Connection method |
---|---|---|---|---|
Local networks | Virtual Server (VPC)
Location: VPC 1, Zone 1, Subnet 1 |
Virtual Server (VPC)
Location: VPC 1, Zone 1, Subnet 1 |
Private backbone | Automatic, through VPC routing table |
Local networks | Virtual Server (VPC)
Location: VPC 1, Zone 1, Subnet 1 |
Virtual Server (VPC)
Location: VPC 1, Zone 2, Subnet 2 |
Public internet | VPN gateway with VPN Connection |
Multi-region networks | Virtual Server (VPC)
Location:** Region A, VPC 1, Zone 1, Subnet 1 |
Virtual Server (VPC)
Locations: Region B, VPC 2, Zone 3, Subnet 1 Region C, VPC 3, Zone 1, Subnet 1 |
Private backbone | Transit gateway |
Local networks | Virtual Server (VPC)
Location: VPC 1, Zone 1, Subnet 1 |
Bare Metal
Location: Classic Infrastructure data center 1 |
Public internet | IPSec VPN |
Local networks | Virtual Server (VPC)
Location: VPC 1, Zone 1, Subnet 1 |
Bare Metal
Location: Classic Infrastructure data center 1 |
Private backbone | VRF-enabled account |
Multi-region networks | Virtual Server (VPC)
Location: Region A, VPC 1, Zone 1, Subnet 1 |
Bare Metal
Locations: Region B, Classic Infrastructure data center 1 Region C, Classic Infrastructure data center 1 |
Private backbone | Transit gateway |
Cloud-to-intranet (Dev/Test) | Virtual Server (VPC)
Location: VPC 1, Zone 1, Subnet 1 |
On-Premise network | Public internet | VPN gateway with VPN Connection |
Cloud-to-intranet (Production) | Virtual Server (VPC)
Location: VPC 1, Zone 1, Subnet 1 |
On-Premise network | Private backbone | Direct Link |