Question 210
In an AWS networking assessment, a global design requires connecting two regional transit gateways, but the operator tries to propagate VPC routes automatically through the peering attachment. Which technical explanation BEST accounts for the observed condition?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Local VPC propagation into a TGW does not automatically propagate onward over inter-region peering. This explains the observed network behavior, which can be checked by verifying that selected regional workloads reach the remote Region through matching static peer routes.
Incorrect Answers
Unidirectional route configuration can lead to failed return traffic even when peering is active. The decisive technical distinction is inter-region Transit Gateway peering requires supported explicit route entries to the peer attachment; local VPC propagation into a TGW does not automatically propagate onward over inter-region peering.
Organization membership alone does not necessarily authorize use of every privately owned network resource. That property alone cannot account for the reported symptom; local VPC propagation into a TGW does not automatically propagate onward over inter-region peering.
The most specific matching blackhole takes precedence over a broader valid route. The decisive technical distinction is inter-region Transit Gateway peering requires supported explicit route entries to the peer attachment; local VPC propagation into a TGW does not automatically propagate onward over inter-region peering.






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