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A route entry can either be propagated or statically added to the route table (like you did here). It can't be both.
I suggest you do the following:
- Remove the static route you added to your route table.
- Navigate to: VPC -> Site-to-Site VPN connections -> Select you VPN ID -> Static routes -> Add all the relevant routes of your home subnets here (in your example 192.168.1.0/24 & 192.168.100.0/24)
- Navigate to: VPC -> Route tables -> select the route table ID associated with your subnet -> Route propagation -> Edit route propagation -> Tick the "Enable" Propagation checkbox. (repeat for all relevant route tables)
This will take care to automatically propagate new routes that you add to your VPN to all the route tables that have the propagation enabled.
answered 20 days ago
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