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Your company is transitioning to a hybrid cloud setup and requires connectivity between two on-premises data centers and Google Cloud. Since there is no SLA on the Dedicated Interconnect ports, you have established one Dedicated Interconnect in us-east1 and another in us-west1, each linked to an on-premises data center. A Cloud Router has been configured for each Dedicated Interconnect in its respective region. To maximize high availability and diversity with this design, how should you configure the Interconnect attachments?
A
• Build one VLAN attachment from each Dedicated Interconnect corresponding to the Cloud Router in that region. • Enable global routing at the VPC layer.
B
• Build one VLAN attachment from each Dedicated Interconnect corresponding to the Cloud Router in that region. • Enable regional routing at the VPC layer.
C
• Build two VLAN attachments from each Dedicated Interconnect: one connecting to the Cloud Router in us-east1, and one connecting to the Cloud Router in us-west1. • Enable regional routing at the VPC layer.
D
• Build two VLAN attachments from each Dedicated Interconnect: one connecting to the Cloud Router in us-east1, and one connecting to the Cloud Router in us-west1. • Enable global routing at the VPC layer.