Your company is planning on setting up a Direct Connect connection to AWS. But they don’t require or have the facility to accommodate a 1Gbps connection. How can they achieve a sub 1G connection? Choose 2 answers from the options given below.

Answer options:

A.If they have a parent AWS Account that can accommodate a 1G connection, look at having a Hosted Virtual Interface.
B.If they have a parent AWS Account that can accommodate a 1G connection, look at having a Hosted Connection.
C.They can consider contacting an AWS Partner for a Hosted Virtual Interface.
D.They can consider contacting an AWS Partner for a Hosted Connection.

Answer – A and D
Below are the options as given in the AWS Documentation.
Hosted virtual interfaces (VIF) Hosted virtual interfaces (VIF) can connect to public resources or a VPC in the same way as standard VIFs, except that the account that owns the hosted VIF is different from the connection owner. Bandwidth is shared across all virtual interfaces on the parent connection.
Hosted connections allow an APN partner to create a Direct Connect sub-1G connection for you, allocating dedicated bandwidth for that connection rather than having multiple VIFs on the same parent connection competing for bandwidth.
Option B is incorrect because it does not matter if it is a parent AWS account.
Option C is incorrect because it does need a parent AWS account to host the virtual interface.
For more information on the Direct Connect types, please visit the following URL
https://aws.amazon.com/premiumsupport/knowledge-center/direct-connect-types/