Your company's current network deployment is composed of a single VPC that is connected to a single data center by a Dedicated Interconnect connection. The Dedicated Interconnect topology has a 99.9% SLA. There is a single VLAN attachment for each of the two Dedicated Interconnect links. All VLAN attachments only use IPv4 addresses. Between the data center and the VPC, only IPv4 routes are exchanged by BGP. You need to create a solution to exchange IPV6 routes between the data center and the VPC. You must use a procedure that requires the least amount of setup effort and minimizes costs. It's impossible to add new BGP peers to the configuration of the on-premises routers. Only modifications of the existing BGP peers are possible.
What should you do?