What is the significance of the main route table in a VPC, and how does it relate to subnet configurations?

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Shruthi J · Accepted Answer

The main route table in a vpc acts as the default routing table for any subnet that is not explicitly associated with a different route table. It determines how traffic is directed for those subnets including whether the traffic stays within the vpc or goes to the internet or other networks. Proper configuration ensures correct routing for both private & public subnets.

What is the significance of the main route table in a VPC, and how does it relate to subnet configurations?

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