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What Can I Do If There Is a Route Conflict When I Load a Network Instance to a Cloud Connection?
Updated on 2022-07-12 GMT+08:00
What Can I Do If There Is a Route Conflict When I Load a Network Instance to a Cloud Connection?
When you are loading a VPC, the system may display a message "A routing conflict has occurred in this VPC. This route is already being used in other scenarios, such as VPC Peering or VPN." If this happens, check whether the VPC is used by:
- Custom CIDR block
- Direct Connect
- VPN
- VPC peering connection
If the VPC is used by any of the above, there may be route conflicts. In this case, disassociate the VPC from the resource and then load the VPC to the cloud connection or select another VPC based on your network plan.
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