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Using VPNs to access private subnets

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Using VPNs to access private subnets

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- [Instructor] There are several VPC scenarios laid out in the documentation. The first scenario is a VPC with a single public subnet, and this is similar to the architecture we already have for our running two instances. Scenario two shows what your architecture would look like if you split up your subnets into public and private subnets. A NAT gateway in the public subnet allows your servers within the private subnet to talk to the outside internet, but protects the servers from incoming traffic. But if the servers in the private subnet are protected from all outside internet traffic, how do you connect to them to administer them? And what if you want to restrict administrative access to the servers in the public subnet, such as closing off the ports for SSH for Linux Terminal access, or remote Desktop Protocol, or RDP for Windows servers? One method for connecting securely to Linux and Windows instances is to use AWS…

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