A service quota defines the maximum number of cloud resources or operations that an Alibaba Cloud account can use. This topic describes the quotas, default values, and adjustment options for Cloud Enterprise Network (CEN).
Quota overview
Alibaba Cloud service quotas apply to specific accounts or regions and are categorized into the following types:
General quotas: The maximum number of cloud resources that an Alibaba Cloud account can use.
API rate limits: The frequency at which an Alibaba Cloud account can call API operations of an Alibaba Cloud service. This is also known as a queries per second (QPS) limit.
Privilege quotas: The permissions that an Alibaba Cloud account is granted by Alibaba Cloud, such as the permission to use a specific feature.
Cloud Enterprise Network (CEN) has general quotas, API rate limits, and privilege quotas. You can also adjust some of the quotas. You can view quotas or request quota increases in the Alibaba Cloud Quota Center console or on the CEN quota management page. For more information, see Increase CEN quotas.
General quotas
The following tables list the general quotas of Cloud Enterprise Network.
For quotas that have a quota name and a quota ID, if the default value in the following tables is different from the value displayed in the console, the value in the console prevails.
You can also obtain information about quotas that have a quota name and a quota ID by calling the ListProductQuotas API operation.
CEN instances
Description | Default value | Can I make adjustments? |
Number of CEN instances that can be created by each Alibaba Cloud account | 5 |
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Enterprise Edition transit routers
Table 1. Enterprise Edition transit router instances
Description | Default value | Can I make adjustments? |
Number of transit router CIDR blocks that can be created for each transit router | 5 | No |
Table 2. Network instance connections (adjustable quotas)
Description | Default value | Adjustable |
Number of transit routers that can be connected to a virtual private cloud (VPC) | 5 |
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Maximum inter-region bandwidth of each inter-region connection for communication between regions in the Chinese mainland when the bandwidth allocation method is Pay-As-You-Go | 1,000 Mbps |
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Maximum inter-region bandwidth of each inter-region connection for communication between regions outside the Chinese mainland when the bandwidth allocation method is Pay-As-You-Go | 100 Mbps |
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Maximum inter-region bandwidth of each inter-region connection for communication between a region in the Chinese mainland and a region outside the Chinese mainland when the bandwidth allocation method is Pay-As-You-Go | 100 Mbps |
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Number of virtual border router (VBR) instances that can be connected to each transit router | 32 | No
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Number of VPN connections that can be created for each transit router | 50 |
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Table 3. Network instance connections (non-adjustable quotas)
Description | Default value | Can I make adjustments? |
Maximum bandwidth of each network instance connection (VPC connection, ECR connection, VPN connection, or VBR connection) |
| No |
Number of VPCs that can be connected to each transit router | 1,000 | No
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Number of transit routers that can be connected to each IPsec-VPN connection | 1 | No |
Number of VPN connections that support Equal-Cost Multipath (ECMP) routing on each transit router | 16 | No |
Number of inter-region connections supported between each pair of transit routers | 1 | No |
Express Connect Router (ECR) connections | For information about ECR-related resource quotas, see Express Connect quotas. | |
Table 4. Routing
Description | Default value | Are adjustments supported? |
Number of route tables supported by each transit router | 50 | No |
Number of route entries supported by each transit router route table Important The total number of routes of all route tables of a transit router cannot exceed 40,000. | 10,000 | No
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Number of route entries supported by each transit router instance | 40,000 | No
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Number of VPC-connected instances for which route synchronization can be enabled on each transit router | 50 | No
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Number of aggregate routes that can be created in each transit router route table | 20 | No |
Number of routing policies that can be created for each transit router in the inbound direction | 100 | No |
Number of routing policies that can be created for each transit router in the outbound direction | 100 | No |
Table 5. Multicast
Description | Default value | Can I make adjustments? |
Number of static or dynamic (IGMP) multicast sources and members supported by each transit router | 2,000 | You can manually increase the quota to 3,000. To request a higher quota, contact your business manager. The maximum quota is 10,000.
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Number of multicast domains that can be created for each transit router | 20 | No
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Number of multicast domains that can be associated with each VPC Note The total number of multicast domains associated with all vSwitch instances in a VPC cannot exceed the requested quota. | 20 | No
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Number of static and dynamic (IGMP) multicast members supported by a single multicast group of a transit router | 100 | No
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Number of vSwitches that can be associated with a single multicast domain of a transit router | 10 | No
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Number of static and dynamic (IGMP) multicast sources supported by a single multicast group of a transit router | 100 | No
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Number of inter-region multicast members that can be associated with a single multicast group of a transit router | 15 | No
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Number of multicast groups supported by each multicast domain | 20 (Deprecated) | No
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Maximum bandwidth supported by each multicast group Note The bandwidth refers to the sum of the bandwidth that the multicast sources use to transmit packets to the multicast group and the bandwidth that the multicast group uses to transmit packets to the multicast members. | 10 Gbps | No |
Table 6. Traffic rerouting
Description | Default value | Can I make adjustments? |
Number of traffic classification rules that can be created for each transit router | 500 | No |
Number of queues that can be created in each QoS policy | 64 | No |
Basic Edition transit routers
Table 7. Network instance connections
Description | Default value | Can I make adjustments? |
Total number of VPC-connected and VBR-connected instances that can be attached to each transit router | 10 | No
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Number of Cloud Connect Network (CCN) instances that can be attached to each transit router | 1 | No |
Number of inter-region connections supported between each pair of transit routers | 1 | No |
Number of transit routers to which a VPC can be attached | 1 | No |
Table 8. Routing
Description | Default value | Can I make adjustments? |
Number of route tables supported by each transit router | 1 | No |
Number of route entries supported on each transit router | 100 | No
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Number of routing policies that can be created for each transit router in the inbound direction | 100 | No |
Number of routing policies that can be created for each transit router in the outbound direction | 100 | No |
API rate limits
Limitations | Limit | How to increase the limit |
API rate limit | View the API rate limits in one of the following ways:
| None. |
Privilege quotas
The following table lists the privilege quotas of Cloud Enterprise Network. A value of 0 indicates that you do not have the permission to use the specific feature.
Quota name | Quota ID | Description | Default value | Can I make adjustments? |
CEN Bandwidth Plans Support A Maximum Bandwidth Of 50 Gbps | cen_max_bandwidth/cen_50G | Lets you purchase bandwidth plan instances with a maximum bandwidth of up to 50 Gbps. | 0 |