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How do I view the private domain name and network interface automatically created for a VPC?
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To establish the connectivity between a CR instance and a VPC, the private domain name of the instance needs to be resolved to an IP address within that VPC. Therefore, for each VPC you associate with an instance, one private domain name (PrivateZone) record and one elastic network interface (ENI) are automatically created for resolution. You can view them as follows.
- When you add a VPC to the instance, the resolved private IP address is automatically generated. Obtain it from the Intranet resolution IP field.
- View the private domain name and elastic network interface in the corresponding consoles.
- Private DNS record
- On the Domain management page, click the target domain name. Then, on the DNS records page, view the record whose Record value is the Intranet resolution IP of the VPC.
- Elastic network interface
- In the VPC console, go to the "Network Interface" page and find the interface whose Private IP Address matches the Intranet resolution IP of the VPC.
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