Question 23

Question

Which OCI component facilitates transitive routing between VCNs in different regions via a
dedicated, private network backbone, while also enabling connectivity to on-premises networks?

Accepted Answer

Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG)

CarefulDev281 · Answer

Probably A. Local Peering Gateway lets you connect VCNs, and I thought it could stretch across regions if set up right. DRG confuses me since it's more for on-prem, but A feels close given the wording. Correct me if I'm missing something.

Cameron I. · Answer

Had something like this in a mock, DRG (B) is the right call here.

Nora S. · Answer

B

Neha P. · Answer

LPG can't do cross-region or on-prem routing, so B is the answer. DRG supports both transitive routing across regions and connects to your on-premises via private backbone. Saw a similar question in practice tests, pretty sure it's B but happy if anyone thinks otherwise.

Anita S. · Answer

B or A? I thought Local Peering Gateway (A) could do cross-VCN connections, but maybe not across regions and on-prem all together. DRG (B) seems right for on-prem, but LPG is tempting. Pretty sure it's B but A was a trap for me here.

Oracle 1Z0-1124-25 Real Exam Questions [October 2026 Update] Quiz

Which OCI component facilitates transitive routing between VCNs in different regions via a dedicated, private network backbone, while also enabling connectivity to on-premises networks?

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