You have two VPCs that you need to connect to an on-premises datacenter using VPNs. When you create the tunnels, you find that both tunnels use the same addresses. What two things can you do to overcome this? (Choose two.)
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As far as I know, both are correct. A and D. My explanation: A: I guess that Ip addresses are automatically selected. If you create a dummy vpn (this IP will be the one repeated with the other VPN), your next vpn will have a new IP address. D: You can use two VRFs to allow have the same IP address at both VPNs. This is what I think. upvoted 5 times walkwolf3 4 years, 8 months ago AD https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?messageID=480860 upvoted 2 times ...
AD https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?messageID=480860 upvoted 2 times
I feel its D. https://community.cisco.com/t5/routing/aws-vpn-tunnels-using-vrf-bgp/td-p/2614386 upvoted 1 times
D VRFs are network virtualization, it allows use to create multiple routing tables on the same router Or perhaps I did not understood the question upvoted 2 times
I think A upvoted 1 times