An enterprise router uses BGP to learn routes, dynamically select or switch between connections.

• High Reliability

  Multiple connections share loads and work in active/standby mode for enhanced reliability. If one connection fails, the other one can take over automatically.

• Simplified Management

  Enterprise routers can automatically learn and update routes, eliminating the need to manually configure routes or update routes when there are network changes.

Enterprise routers divert traffic to cloud firewalls or third-party firewalls for east-west traffic scrubbing.

• Traffic Isolation

  You can define route tables to isolate traffic.

• Traffic Control

  You can define route tables to control how traffic is routed.

An enterprise router can be shared among different accounts.

• Convenient Access

  Network instances from different accounts can access the same enterprise router for communication.

• Centralized Control

  The owner account of an enterprise router controls routes in a centralized manner.

Enterprise routers allow network instances to communicate with each other even if they are from different regions and different clouds.

• High Reliability

  Connections will switch if there is a fault.

• Easy to Manage

  Enterprise routers can automatically update routes, eliminating the need to update routes when there are network changes.