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Virtual Gateways Viewing a Virtual Gateway Modifying a Virtual Gateway Deleting a Virtual Gateway
Contact technical support. 400 DC.1106 The virtual gateway is in use. Contact technical support. 400 DC.1107 Virtual gateway VLANs are exhausted. Contact technical support. 400 DC.1108 Virtual gateway VNIs are exhausted.
Global EIPs Querying the Global EIPs Bound to a Connect Gateway Binding Global EIPs to a Connect Gateway Unbinding Global EIPs from a Connect Gateway Parent Topic: API
Operations Connections Hosted Connections Virtual Gateway A virtual gateway is a logical gateway for accessing a VPC. A virtual gateway can only have one VPC associated.
Virtual gateway A virtual gateway is a logical gateway for accessing VPCs. A virtual gateway can be associated with only one VPC, and multiple connections can access a VPC through the same virtual gateway.
Gateway Virtual gateway Specifies the type of the gateway that the virtual interface connects to. You can select a virtual gateway or global DC gateway. In this example, select a virtual gateway.
dcaasVirtualGateway createVirtualGateway Modifying a virtual gateway dcaasVirtualGateway modifyVirtualGateway Deleting a virtual gateway dcaasVirtualGateway deleteVirtualGateway Creating a virtual interface dcaasVirtualInterface createVirtualInterface Modifying a virtual interface
Figure 4 Creating a virtual gateway Table 3 Parameters required for creating a virtual gateway Parameter Example Value Description Name vgw-123 Specifies the virtual gateway name. The name can contain 1 to 64 characters.
√ √ √ × Viewing a virtual gateway √ √ √ √ Modifying a virtual gateway √ √ √ × Deleting a virtual gateway √ √ √ × Creating a global DC gateway √ √ √ × Viewing a global DC gateway √ √ √ √ Modifying a global DC gateway √ √ √ × Deleting a global DC gateway √ √ √ × Creating a virtual
The request is not completed because the server receives an invalid response from an upstream server. 503 Service Unavailable The request is not completed because the system is out of service temporarily. 504 Gateway Timeout A gateway timed out.
To connect to a new VPC using a new connection, you need to perform the following operations: Delete the virtual interface and virtual gateway created for the VPC in sequence. Delete the virtual interface. Delete the virtual gateways.
If you have a hosted connection, you can only create one virtual interface and virtual gateway, and you can set up VPC Peering connections to connect the VPC associated with your virtual gateway to the VPCs you want to access. Parent topic: Networking and Scenarios
To connect to a new VPC using a new connection, you need to perform the following operations: Delete the virtual interface and virtual gateway created for the VPC in sequence. Delete the virtual interface. Delete the virtual gateways.
If you have a hosted connection, you can only create one virtual interface and virtual gateway, and you can set up VPC Peering connections to connect the VPC associated with your virtual gateway to the VPCs you want to access. Parent topic: Interconnection with the Cloud
Security group rules and network ACL rules of the VM allow traffic from the VM to the local gateway configured for the virtual interface. Parent topic: Troubleshooting
Security group rules and network ACL rules of the VM allow traffic from the VM to the local gateway configured for the virtual interface. Parent topic: Popular Questions
Network Issues If the connection fails to work normally after you created a virtual interface to connect your on-premises network to the loud, perform the following steps to locate the fault: Verify that the local gateway can be pinged from the remote gateway and that the VLAN of
Enumeration values: private service_type No String Specifies the gateway type. The value can be VGW, GDGW, or LGW. This parameter cannot be configured if a virtual gateway is used.
Step 2: Create a Virtual Gateway Create a virtual gateway and associate it with the VPC that you need to access. Step 3: Create a Virtual Interface After the connection and the gateway are ready, create a virtual interface so that your on-premises network can access the VPC.
Each connection has at least a virtual gateway and a virtual interface, and their routes are automatically advertised. Connections in most regions are automated connections. Historical connections are requested by email or phone.
