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Last updated: 2024-01-09 14:20:07
You need to perform several steps to make a VPN connection effective. Then you can configure the IPsec VPN on the console in a self-service manner. An example is described below.

Example

Use an IPsec VPN connection to connect subnet A 192.168.1.0/24 in your VPC (TomVPC) in Guangzhou to the subnet 10.0.1.0/24 in your IDC. The public IP address of the VPN gateway in your IDC is 202.108.22.5.


Directions

The flowchart of activating the VPN connection is shown below:

For details about the steps, click the following links:
Step 1: Create a VPN Gateway
Step 2: Create a Customer Gateway
Step 3: Create a VPN Tunnel
Step 4: Configure a Local Gateway
Step 5: Configure a Routing Policy
Step 6: Activate the VPN Tunnel
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