A company has a multi-account AWS environment with 12 spoke VPCs in a single AWS Region. The company needs to design a highly available hybrid network architecture to connect these VPCs to its on-premises data center. The primary path must use a 10 Gbps AWS Direct Connect connection with a Direct Connect Gateway and an AWS Transit Gateway. An IPsec VPN over the public internet connected to the same Transit Gateway must serve as the backup path. All traffic must prefer the Direct Connect path under normal operations and automatically fail over to the VPN if the Direct Connect connection becomes unavailable. Which TWO routing configurations must the Solutions Architect implement on the customer gateway to ensure this symmetric routing behavior? (Select TWO.)
- Configure the customer gateway to set a higher BGP local preference attribute for routes received from AWS via the Direct Connect connection than for routes received via the VPN connection.Cevap
- Configure the customer gateway to advertise the on-premises network prefixes over both connections, but prepend the customer gateway's Autonomous System (AS) number multiple times when advertising over the VPN connection.Cevap
- CConfigure a static route in the Transit Gateway route table pointing to the VPN attachment for the on-premises network range, while using BGP propagation for the Direct Connect Gateway attachment.
- DAssociate the Route 53 Private Hosted Zone for on-premises domain resolution with only a single shared services VPC, and rely on standard VPC peering to route DNS queries from other VPCs.
- ERoute all outbound traffic from the 12 spoke VPCs through a single NAT Gateway located in a central egress VPC to minimize NAT Gateway hourly charges.