An SDCI virtual circuit into a VPC is up and too small for the traffic. The fabric port has spare capacity. What should they change?
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Short Explanation
The port has room, and the virtual circuit is the piece you ordered too small. You raise the rate of that circuit. A new physical port is not required to resize it, and a cage cross-connect is not what sets this rate.
Full Explanation
SDCI is built so a virtual circuit on an existing fabric port can be resized without a new physical port, as long as the port has capacity. This circuit is up and too small, and the port has spare capacity, so raise the circuit rate. Ordering another physical port abandons the model they already paid for. An internet VPN is a different path, not a way to resize the private circuit, and the rate is not frozen at the first order. A cage cross-connect is the colocation model. It does not set the rate of this virtual circuit. Exam caveat: the cloud on-ramp and the VPC attachment have to accept the higher rate. Raising only the fabric side leaves the smaller limit in place on the provider side. Operational check: the fabric portal should show the higher rate on the same circuit, and the port should still show one physical connection.