Virtual Private Cloud
Category | Explanation |
Category | Explanation |
Primary Private IP | The primary private IP is an IPv4 address that must be assigned to the network interface upon creation. It cannot be actively reclaimed and its lifecycle is tied to the network interface. |
Secondary Private IP | Except for the primary private IP, any other IPv4 or IPv6 addresses assigned to a network interface are referred to as secondary private IPs. |
Comparison item | Private IPv4 address | Public IPv4 address | IPv6 address |
Comparison item | Private IPv4 address | Public IPv4 address | IPv6 address |
Address length | 32-bit | 32-bit | 128-bit |
Uniqueness | Can be duplicated | Globally Unique | Globally Unique |
Internet Access available | No | Yes | can access the public network after enabling IPv6 internet bandwidth |
Allocation method | Assigned from IPv4 CIDR blocks of a VPC. | User applies, system assigns. | Assigned from the VPC's IPv6 CIDR block. |
Network Interface address restriction | The number of IPv4 addresses that a Network Interface can assign is limited by the ECS instance type. For details, see Limits. | Each private IPv4 address of a network interface can be bound to one public IPv4 address. | The number of IPv6 addresses that can be assigned to a network interface is limited by the Elastic Compute Service (ECS) specification. For details, see Limits. |
Is there a charge | No | Yes | No fee will be charged if IPv6 Internet bandwidth is not activated. Fees apply once IPv6 Internet bandwidth is enabled |