Virtual Private Cloud
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Connecting to Other VPC Instances
Last updated: 2024-10-22 15:31:35
You can connect different VPC instances through peering connections or a CCN.
Peering Connections
You can establish peering connections to interconnect two VPC instances under the same or different accounts.
CCNs
You can use a CCN to interconnect two or more VPC instances. A CCN supports interconnection between VPC instances under the same or different accounts and interconnection between VPC instances and IDCs.
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