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Creating a connection between a Google location and an Oracle location

You can create a Dynamic Connection to connect a Google location and an Oracle location. To create the connection, you'll need a pairing key from Google and an Oracle Cloud identifier (OCID). Be sure to have that information handy to type in (or copy/paste).

Note: You can only use a pairing key that hasn't been used before. Once you use a pairing key, you'll have to request a new one from Google.

To create a connection between a Google location and an Oracle location:

  1. Click Orders, then click Dynamic Connections - Ethernet.

    Control Center lists all your connections with a status and brief summary for each connection.
Dynamic Connections (showing list view)
  1. Click Create Connection.
Dynamic Connections (Create Connection)
  1. In the From Connection Type field, select Google.
  1. In the To Connection Type field, select Oracle.
Dynamic Connections (Google to Oracle--select endpoints)
  1. Fill in the information for the Google location:

    1. Fill in the Pairing Key field for the origination location with the pairing key provided by Google. (Note: You can only use a pairing key once. Once you use a pairing key, you'll have to request a new one from Google.)

      Once you fill in the pairing key, Control Center retrieves connection information from Google and adds a field so you can select the Google origination location.

    2. In the From Location field, select the Google location where you want the connection to originate.
  1. Fill in the information for the Oracle location:

    1. In the Oracle Cloud Identifier (OCID) field, type or copy and paste your OCID provided by Oracle.

      Once you fill in the pairing key, Control Center retrieves connection information from Oracle and adds the Oracle termination location.

    2. In the Billing Method field, select whether you want hourly or monthly billing.

    3. In the Bandwidth field, select the bandwidth for the connection.

      Control Center displays pricing for the bandwidth you selected.

    4. In the Class of Service field, select whether you want Basic, Enhanced, or Dedicated. (Higher classes of service offer higher availability SLAs and allow you to increase traffic prioritization for your EVC.)

    5. In the Connection Name field, type a name for the connection you're creating.

    6. Click Next.
  1. Review your connection information and then click the I agree with the terms and conditions checkbox. (To enable the checkbox, scroll to the bottom of the terms and conditions.)

  1. Click Create Connection.

    Control Center creates the request for the connection and places it in Pending Activation status. From here, you can either view the status of your request (click the list link) or close the window (click Close) to do something else in Control Center.