Intelligent Computing LINGJUN:Manage Lingjun Connection Instances

Limits

• If the bandwidth of a Lingjun connection is 400 Gbit/s or less, the maximum single-stream bandwidth is one-fourth of the total bandwidth.

• If the bandwidth of a Lingjun connection exceeds 400 Gbit/s, the maximum single-stream bandwidth can reach 100 Gbit/s.

Manage a configured Lingjun connection instance

1. Log on to the Lingjun console.

2. In the left-side navigation bar, choose Network Resources > Lingjun Connection.

3. Search for configured Lingjun connection instances by instance ID or instance name.

4. View information about the configured Lingjun connection instance, including the Instance ID/Name , CIDR Block, Bandwidth, and other info.

   You can also click Purchase Lingjun Connection to purchase a new Lingjun connection instance.

5. Click the icon in the Lingjun Connection Traffic column to view the traffic rate of the configured Lingjun connection instance.

6. In the Instances area, perform the following operations in the Actions column to dynamically upgrade or downgrade the configuration within the Lingjun connection bandwidth range:

   • Renew.

   • Upgrade. You must complete payment before the upgrade takes effect. The fee is prorated based on the remaining days of your current order.

   • Downgrade. A refund is issued immediately when you downgrade. The refund is prorated based on the remaining days of your current order.

Manage Lingjun connection instances pending configuration

A Lingjun connection instance pending configuration has been purchased but not yet associated with a cluster.

1. In the left-side navigation bar, choose Network Resources > Lingjun Connection.

2. Find the target Lingjun connection instance in the Instances to Be Configured section.

3. Click Configure Lingjun Connection in the Actions column of the target Lingjun connection instance.

4. Configure the Lingjun connection parameters such as Name and Connection Mode.

   Direct VPC Connection

   The Lingjun connection instance is directly connected to a single VPC.

   Important

   If you select Direct Connection to VPC as the connection mode, note the following items:

   • If the maximum bandwidth required by the Lingjun connection instance exceeds 10 Gbit/s, we recommend that you select Direct Connection to VPC to avoid performance impact from the transit router of CEN. For the bandwidth limitations of CEN transit routers, see CEN limits.

   • You must configure route entries from the VPC to the Lingjun connection instance. For more information, see Create and manage route tables.

   • You must configure route entries from the Lingjun connection instance to the VPC. For more information, see Create static route entries.

   CEN

   Lingjun connection instances can connect to multiple VPCs through CEN. For more information about CEN billing, see Billing rules.

   If you select CEN as the connection mode, Alibaba Cloud services are automatically configured for the corresponding CEN instance.

   To view routes:

   1. Log on to the CEN console.

   2. On the Instances page, click the ID of the target CEN instance.

   3. On the Basic Info > Transit Router tab, click the ID of the transit router instance in the destination region.

   4. Click the Transit Router Route Table > Route Entry tab.

   5. View the static route entry whose destination CIDR block is 100.64.0.0/10.

5. Configure the Network Information Monitoring section. Select an existing VPC or create a new VPC to monitor the network connectivity of Lingjun connection instances. Make sure that the vSwitches in the VPC have at least one idle IP address.

6. Click Yes to complete the creation.

Create Static Route Entries

1. In the left-side navigation bar, choose Network Resources > Lingjun Connection.

2. In the Instances area, click the Instance ID/Name of the target Lingjun connection instance.

3. Click the Route Entry tab, then click Create Route Entry.

4. In the Create Route Entry to VPC panel, configure the Destination CIDR parameter.

5. Click Yes. The route entry is created.

View route entries of a Lingjun connection instance

1. In the left-side navigation bar, choose Network Resources > Lingjun Connection.

2. In the Instances area, click the Instance ID/Name of the target Lingjun connection instance.

3. Click the Route Entry tab to view the route entry information of the Lingjun connection instance.

   Field	Description
   Destination CIDR Block	The destination CIDR block of a Lingjun connection instance route.
   Next Hop Type	The next hop type of a Lingjun connection instance route. Valid values: Lingjun CIDR block Lingjun connection instances Lingjun Hub
   Next Hop Instance	The next hop instance of a Lingjun connection instance ingest endpoint.
   Ingest Endpoint Type	The ingest endpoint type of a Lingjun connection instance ingest endpoint. SYSTEM (system route): The destination CIDR block of the route is the CIDR block of the current Lingjun connection instance. BGP (BGP route): Routes automatically learned by the current Lingjun connection instance through the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) dynamic routing protocol.
   Status	The status of the Lingjun connection route.
   Updated At	The last update time of the Lingjun connection route entry.

Delete static route entries

1. In the left-side navigation bar, choose Network Resources > Lingjun Connection.

2. In the Instances area, click the Instance ID/Name of the target Lingjun connection instance.

3. Click the Route Entry tab.

4. Find the target route entry and click Delete in the Actions column.

5. In the dialog box, click OK.