After configuring DirectConnect settings in the AWS Console, which of the following options win provide the most seamless transition for your users?
Delete your existing VPN connection to avoid routing loops configure your DirectConnect router with the appropriate settings and verity network traffic is leveraging DirectConnect.
Configure your DirectConnect router with a higher BGP priority man your VPN router, verify network traffic is leveraging Directconnect and then delete your existing VPN connection.
Update your VPC route tables to point to the DirectConnect connection configure your DirectConnect router with the appropriate settings verify network traffic is leveraging DirectConnect and then delete the VPN connection.
Configure your DirectConnect router, update your VPC route tables to point to the DirectConnect connection, configure your VPN connection with a higher BGP priority, and verify network traffic is leveraging the DirectConnect connection.
Explanations:
Deleting the VPN connection immediately may disrupt traffic if DirectConnect is not properly configured or if there are any issues; this would not ensure a seamless transition.
Configuring DirectConnect with a higher BGP priority allows traffic to gradually shift to DirectConnect without disruption; deleting the VPN after testing completes the process.
Updating route tables alone does not guarantee a seamless transition; BGP priority settings are also needed to control traffic routing between VPN and DirectConnect effectively.
Giving VPN a higher priority would cause traffic to continue using VPN instead of DirectConnect, preventing a smooth transition to DirectConnect as the primary path.
I organize that the answer is:
Configure your DirectConnect router with a higher BGP priority man your VPN router, verify network traffic is leveraging Directconnect and then delete your existing VPN connection.