What's New

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Enterprise VPN

• Supports tenant-exclusive gateways, dual connections, and active-active gateways to be deployed across AZs, ensuring high reliability.
• Supports the route-based mode, VPN hub function, and backup between VPN and Direct Connect, ensuring high availability.
• Supports large-capacity gateways that offer up to 1 Gbit/s bandwidth and 50 subnets.

Commercial use

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Enterprise VPN

• Supports tenant-exclusive gateways, dual connections, and active-active gateways to be deployed across AZs, ensuring high reliability.
• Supports the route-based mode, VPN hub function, and backup between VPN and Direct Connect, ensuring high availability.
• Supports large-capacity gateways that offer up to 1 Gbit/s bandwidth and 50 subnets.

Open beta testing

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The value of Remote Subnet can be 0.0.0.0/0.

The AF-Johannesburg region allows the value of Remote Subnet to be set to 0.0.0.0/0.

Commercial use

Buying a VPN Connection

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Change between billing by traffic and by bandwidth.

• A pay-per-use VPN gateway billed by traffic can be changed to be billed by bandwidth.
• A pay-per-use VPN gateway billed by bandwidth can be changed to be billed by traffic.

Commercial use

Billing

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Customer gateways

Customers gateways are under OBT in the AP-Singapore region.

A VPN consists of a VPN gateway, a customer gateway, and VPN connections.

• A VPN gateway is the egress router of a VPC. VPN connections use VPN gateways to securely connect your data center to your VPC. To support VPN access, you must buy an EIP when creating the VPN gateway.
• A customer gateway provides information to the cloud about your on-premises gateway device.
• A VPN connection is an encrypted tunnel that transmit data over the Internet and connects your data center or network to a VPC. Currently, VPN connections use the IPsec protocol.

Open beta testing

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