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Depending on the service provider, location of your site, and other physical factors, the installation of a Direct Connect Dedicated Connection can take from several weeks to a few months.
Configure an AWS Direct Connect Classic connection Step 1: Sign up for AWS. Step 2: Request an AWS Direct Connect dedicated connection. Step 4: Create a virtual interface. Step 5: Download the router configuration. Step 6: Verify your virtual interface.
After we have processed your connection request, you can download the LOA-CFA. If the link is not enabled, the LOA-CFA is not yet available for you to download. Check your email for a request for information. The downloaded LoA is digitally signed and watermarked to validate the authenticity of the LoA issued by AWS.
The Letter of Authorization - Connecting Facility Assignment (LOA-CFA) is a document that is used when establishing your cross connect to AWS at the colocation facility.
Connections between the AWS Direct Connect location and the Customer gateway within the location Facility is called cross connect. The cross connect is out of the scope of MuleSoft product and service. ing to Requesting cross connects at AWS Direct Connect locations. "
Configure an AWS Direct Connect Classic connection Step 1: Sign up for AWS. Step 2: Request an AWS Direct Connect dedicated connection. Step 4: Create a virtual interface. Step 5: Download the router configuration. Step 6: Verify your virtual interface.
With AWS Direct Connect, you have two types of connection: Dedicated connections, where a physical ethernet connection is associated with a single customer. Hosted connections, where a physical ethernet connection is provisioned by an AWS Direct Connect Partner and shared with you.
Here's how you connect your computer directly to your router: Step 1: Plug one end of an Ethernet cable into the Ethernet port on your computer. Step 2: Plug the opposite end of the Ethernet cable into one of the Ethernet ports on your router. These are often labeled “LAN” (local area network), or “LAN1,” “LAN2,” etc.
