A multinational organization operates a hybrid cloud network using a single Google Cloud Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) with subnets in us-central1 and europe-west1. The organization maintains a Dedicated Interconnect connection at a colocation facility in Frankfurt, which connects to a Cloud Router in europe-west1. Administrators observe that on-premises systems in Europe can successfully communicate with Compute Engine instances in europe-west1, but cannot reach instances located in us-central1. How should the Cloud Architect resolve this connectivity issue?
- Change the VPC network dynamic routing mode from Regional to Global.Cevap
- BCreate a VPC Network Peering connection between the us-central1 subnet and the europe-west1 subnet to route transit traffic across regions.
- CDeploy an HA VPN tunnel between us-central1 and europe-west1 because Cloud Routers cannot propagate BGP routes multi-regionally over Interconnect.
- DConfigure control plane authorized networks on the europe-west1 Cloud Router to include the us-central1 subnet IP range.
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Change the VPC network dynamic routing mode from Regional to Global.
In Google Cloud VPC networks, dynamic routing mode can be set to Regional or Global. Under Regional dynamic routing, a Cloud Router only advertises subnets located in its local region. By changing the dynamic routing mode to Global, the Cloud Router in europe-west1 will advertise all subnets in the VPC—including us-central1—to the on-premises BGP peer over the Dedicated Interconnect.
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Cloud Router Global Dynamic Routing Mode
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