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This page is being retained for historical purposes, but is no longer maintained. All relevant Direct Connect information about the current (2023 and after) Direct Connect architecture has been migrated to primary customer Direct Connect documentation, Cornell AWS Direct Connect.


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Executive Summary

  • Cornell AWS accounts using Direct Connect will be migrated to a new network architecture in January 2023.
  • This new architecture simplifies Direct Connect configuration and management, and improves Direct Connect bandwidth and flexibility.
  • The migration process is designed to avoid interruption of Direct Connect connectivity, how brief interruptions may occur. 
  • Cornell AWS account owners/administrators will be solicited for feedback directly via email several times throughout this process. But, in most cases, this input is not required for the migration to proceed.
    • AWS accounts having VPCs using Direct Connect and with numerous subnets and route tables, or where network resources are configured by infrastructure-as-code will need to provide input to complete this migration.
  • While line items for charges to Cornell AWS accounts will change between the old and new Direct Connect architectures, the overall change in cost is negligible.
    • CIT will be paying for new costs of ~$36/mo for each customer VPC connected the new Direct Connect architecture.

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