In each of the two regions of Huawei Cloud, there is a VPC with two subnets. You only need to create a VPC Peering at each end to achieve interoperability between the two VPCs.

Question

Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  19% (5)
• B
  81% (21)

Explanation

Option B is correct because VPC Peering in Huawei Cloud only supports connectivity between VPCs within the same region - it cannot span two different regions. Since the question describes VPCs in two separate regions, VPC Peering alone is not sufficient; cross-region connectivity requires a service like Cloud Connect. Furthermore, even within the same region, simply creating the peering connection is not enough - you must also configure routes in each subnet's route table to direct traffic toward the peer VPC's CIDR block. Option A is wrong because it assumes VPC Peering is both cross-region capable and self-sufficient without route configuration, neither of which is true.

Memory tip: VPC Peering is a "same-city bridge" - it only connects VPCs in the same region, and you still have to add road signs (routes) before traffic can cross it.

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