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The Google Cloud Internal Load Balancer documentation lists the limitation that you need to access it from within the same region. I can't seem to find whether you can access it from within a different network within the same region.

e.g. Suppose the Internal Load Balancer is in a network 'ilb-network' in europe-west1 (10.11.x.x). Can a VM in the 'clients-network' (10.9.x.x) access this load balancer (by its 10.11.x.x IP)?

Piccio95
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Remko
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You can enable global access to allow client VM instances from any region to access your internal TCP/UDP load balancer.

If the VM is in a different VPC network, in that case you will also need to create a VPC peering between both network on top of enabling global access. This will allow the VM that is in a different region and different vpc network to connect to the internal LB.

Ilia Borovoi
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