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| Non-HTTP/S TCP Traffic:: | ||
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| You can send only HTTP and HTTPS traffic to applications in the migrated private space. Upgraded private spaces don't support non-HTTP/S TCP traffic. | ||
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| For in-place migrations with existing network connections (Transit Gateway or VPN), the CloudHub 2.0 private space infrastructure uses an internal IP range (`100.67.x.x`) that differs from the original VPC IP range. This IP range mismatch prevents TCP traffic that requires node-level access from reaching the private space through your on-premise network. | ||
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| To enable TCP traffic for migrated private spaces with network connections, add routes in your on-premise network to reach the private space infrastructure CIDR range, and coordinate with MuleSoft Support for required NAT configuration changes. | ||
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| If you can't add these routes, consider this limitation before starting the in-place migration. | ||
| Currently only HTTP and HTTPS traffic can be sent to applications in the migrated Private Space. TCP traffic is not supported at this time. | ||
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