Multiple Choice
A company has recently established an AWS Direct Connect connection from its on-premises data center to AWS. A Network Engineer has blocked all traffic destined for Amazon S3 over the company's gateway to the internet from its on-premises firewall. S3 traffic should only traverse the Direct Connect connection. Currently, no one in the on-premises data center can access Amazon S3. Which solution will resolve this connectivity issue?
A) Configure a private virtual interface on the Direct Connect connection. Update the on-premises routing tables to choose Direct Connect as the preferred next hop for traffic destined for Amazon S3.
B) Establish an S3 VPC endpoint for the company's Amazon VPC. Configure a private virtual interface on the Direct Connect connection. Update the on-premises routing tables to choose Direct Connect as the preferred next hop.
C) Configure a public virtual interface on the Direct Connect connection. Update the on-premises routing tables to choose Direct Connect as the preferred next hop for traffic destined for Amazon S3.
D) Configure a public virtual interface on the Direct Connect connection. Establish an AWS managed VPN over the connection. Update the on-premises routing tables to choose the VPN connection as the preferred next hop.
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