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A route table is a set of rules that determine how network traffic is routed within a VPC or between different network instances1. A VRouter is a hub that connects all VSwitches in the same VPC and enables communication between them2. When you create a VPC, a VRouter and a default route table are automatically created for the VPC1. The default route table contains system routes that are automatically generated by the system based on the network topology1. The system routes cannot be modified or deleted1.

However, you can also create custom route tables for your VPC and add custom routes to them1. Custom routes are manually configured by users to route traffic to specific destinations, such as other VPCs, VBRs, VPN Gateways, or NAT Gateways1. Custom routes can be modified or deleted as needed1. You can also associate VSwitches with different route tables to implement fine-grained routing control1.

Therefore, the statement that the routing entries of the route table can not be modified manually is not correct, as it only applies to system routes, not custom routes. The other statements are correct, as each VRouter may have multiple route tables, one default and several custom1; when a VPC is deleted, the corresponding route table is also deleted3; and the default route table cannot be deleted1. References: Route table overview - Virtual Private Cloud - Alibaba Cloud Documentation Center, VRouter overview - Virtual Private Cloud - Alibaba Cloud Documentation Center, Delete a VPC - Virtual Private Cloud - Alibaba Cloud Documentation Center

Alibaba Cloud provides comprehensive security protection covering networks, hosts, applications, databases, and content for on-cloud clients, but users still need to pay attention to security protection issues. Alibaba Cloud and its customers are jointly responsible for the security of customers’ applications built on Alibaba Cloud. With security responsibilities shared between Alibaba Cloud and its customers, Alibaba Cloud provides a secure infrastructure to decrease the enterprise security burden of customers. As such, customers can configure and use cloud products in a secure manner, thus relieving much of the underlying security burdens while allowing customers to focus more on their core business needs. However, customers still need to follow the best practices and guidelines for cloud security, such as using strong passwords, enabling multi-factor authentication, encrypting sensitive data, applying security patches, etc. Customers also need to monitor and manage the security risks and incidents of their cloud environment using Alibaba Cloud’s security products and services, such as Security Center, ActionTrail, Cloud Firewall, etc. References: Cloud Security- Alibaba Cloud, Security & Compliance Center, Shared Responsibility

When using Alibaba Cloud SLB to forward layer 7 (HTTP) service requests, SLB will replace the IP address in the HTTP header file to forward requests. Therefore, the source IP address that can be seen on the backend ECS instance is the IP address of SLB instead of the client’s real IP address. However, SLB also provides a feature called X-Forwarded-For (XFF) that can help you obtain the real IP address of the client. XFF is a standard HTTP header field that records the original IP address of the client and the proxy servers that the request passes through. You can enable XFF on the SLB console or by using the API, and then configure your backend ECS instance to parse the XFF header field and get the real IP address of the client. References: 1 - SLB overview - Alibaba Cloud Document Center - Layer 7 listeners - X-Forwarded-For