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Task 1. Explore connectivity between non-peered VPC networks Explore the connectivity between mynetwork and privatenet On the VM instances page, click Columns, and then select Network. There is no place where one can read "Columns" except in a hover message. Please include an icon that the reader can search for, otherwise this becomes very hard to find. -------------------------------------- Task 2. Configure VPC network peering Create peering 2-1 2. Click Create peering connection. Should be Create connection -------------------------------------- Task 3. Verify private communication between peered VPC networks Verify routes between networks In the Cloud Console, on the Navigation menu (), click VPC network > Routes. Notice that there is a route for each subnet in mynetwork with peering-1-2 as the Next hop. Similarly, notice that there is a route for each subnet in privatenet with peering-2-1 as the Next hop. Nothing was found. The routes are visible when one clicks into each of the peering networks.

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