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Inter-Tenant Routing🔗

Single Tenant-to-Tenant Routing🔗

Before you perform this feature, the selected Tenants must enable their Layer-3 Anycast IP/Mask on a service.

  1. Double-click Tenancy.
  2. Click Tenants.
  3. Double-click the tile of the Tenant you want to edit.
  4. View the section titled Inter-Tenant Routing.

You create Tenant-to-Tenant associations, set Route Maps, and apply Route Target and Distinguisher settings here. To create an inter-tenant connection, you first need to select a Tenant to connect with. In the Imports field, select a Tenant of your choice and click the Enable checkbox next to it. To add more Tenants, repeat the Import process.

Bidirectional Tenant-to-Tenant Routing🔗

To configure two-way Tenant Routing, complete the above steps to enable single Tenant-to-Tenant Routing.

  1. Click the HEX navigation icon of the Import Enabled Tenant to jump to its controls.
  2. In the Tenant window, click Inter-Tenant Routing and assign the desired Tenant. Click Enable to confirm the selection.

When you view the Tenant-Tenant Routing for bidirectional Tenants, both Tenants display their connection to one another in their Imports window.

Tenant-to-Tenant Routing with Route Maps🔗

You need to create Route Maps before you apply them to Tenant-to-Tenant routing. Creating Route Maps is a separate process. Additionally, applying Route Maps to Tenant-to-Tenant routing requires that you already configured Tenant-to-Tenant routing.

  1. Double-click Tenancy and click Tenants.
  2. Double-click the Tenant you want to work with.
  3. View the Inter-Tenant Routing section.
  4. Set the values of the following five form fields as needed for your configuration:
  • Route Distinguisher
  • Route Target Import
  • Import Route Map
  • Route Target Export
  • Export Route Map