Which two components must be considered when establishing a VPN connection using OCI?

When establishing a VPN connection using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), routing tables and dynamic routing gateway (DRG) routing are crucial components to consider.

Routing tables are essential because they define how traffic is directed within your Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) and between your VCN and on-premises networks. Properly configured routing tables ensure that data packets are sent to the correct destination, whether they are moving within the cloud environment or towards an external network through the VPN connection.

The dynamic routing gateway (DRG) acts as a virtual router that provides a path for traffic between your OCI VCN and on-premises networks, as well as other virtual cloud networks. It facilitates the setup and management of VPN connections, allowing for seamless communication across different network locations.

Together, these components enable the creation of a secure and efficient VPN connection, ensuring that data can flow accurately and reliably between your cloud resources and external infrastructures.