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Every time you add a new CIDR to your VPC - it's auto added to the Main route table and subsequent route tables you create with target being "local" - which you could only modify the target as mentioned earlier. For any other destination not in your VPC you should be able to remove it; you "can't" add a destination (routes outside your VPC) in your route table with target being "local" to begin with, since you will encounter an error. Please share an illustration of the routes in your table along with the CIDR of your VPC
You can only modify routes that you've added. The local routes (VPC CIDR) are auto added in the "Main" table, which you can't remove, but can change the destination to be instance GWLBe, Network Interface...
Hi Jules, thanks for your answer. I read similar explanations before, however that doesn't apply to this case. The route wasn't auto added, I added it myself after creating a new CIDR (in order to reproduce/clarify the effect/situation I have seen on another system).
Hi Jules, thanks for your answer. I read similar explanations before, however that doesn't apply to this case. The route wasn't auto added, I added it myself after creating a new CIDR (in order to reproduce/clarify the effect/situation I have seen on another system).
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Tore everything down a couple of times. Tried to reproduce why I came to my previous statement - and couldn't. So as a consequence I have to accept your answer as being correct... :-)