H13-821_V3.0 · Question #399
Through the () function, the user can use the private IP address to communicate between two VFCs. After the configuration is completed, the cloud servers in the two VPCs can access each other, just…
The correct answer is A. peer connection. Peer connection is correct because it is the cloud networking feature that establishes a private routing link between two VPCs, allowing instances in each VPC to communicate using their private IP addresses as if they were on the same local network - no public internet or VPN…
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Through the () function, the user can use the private IP address to communicate between two VFCs. After the configuration is completed, the cloud servers in the two VPCs can access each other, just like two WVFCs in the same network.
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- Apeer connection
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Explanation
Peer connection is correct because it is the cloud networking feature that establishes a private routing link between two VPCs, allowing instances in each VPC to communicate using their private IP addresses as if they were on the same local network - no public internet or VPN gateway required.
Since only one option (A) is provided, there are no distractors to refute here; the question is structured as a fill-in-the-blank where "peer connection" is the sole and definitive answer.
Memory tip: Think of "peering" like two neighbors connecting a private gate between their yards - traffic flows privately and directly between the two, bypassing the public street (internet). If you see "private IP communication between two VPCs," always think VPC Peering.
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