VPN Connections
- Release Notes and Announcements
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Getting Started
- IPSec VPN
- Establishing a Connection Between VPC and IDC (SPD policy)
- Connecting VPC to IDC (Destination route)
- Operation Guide
- VPN Gateway
- IPSec VPN Gateway
- VPN Tunnel
- Customer Gateway
- SSL VPN Server
- SSL VPN Client
- Alarming and Monitoring
- SSL VPN Configuration Guide
- IPSec VPN Configuration Guide
- Practical Tutorial
- IPsec VPN
- Local Gateway Configurations
- Dedicated Private Network Traffic Encrypted Via a Private Network VPN Gateway
- Troubleshooting
- Service Agreement
DocumentationVPN ConnectionsGetting Started IPSec VPNConnecting VPC to IDC (Destination route)Step 6: Activate a VPN Tunnel
Step 6: Activate a VPN Tunnel
Last updated: 2024-01-09 14:20:07
You can use the CVM in the VPC to ping an IP address in the customer IP range to activate the VPN tunnel. A successful ping indicates that VPC and IDC can communicate with each other.
For example, you can use the CVM in subnet A of VPC1 to ping the server IP address in the subnet of the customer IDC: ping 10.0.1.7.
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