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Configuring security groups - Amazon Web Services (AWS) Tutorial
From the course: AWS: Networking
Configuring security groups
- Let's jump right back in and adjust the configuration of a security group. I'm going to go ahead and connect to each one of these instances. To do so, I can simply select the instance and click the Connect button. Notice that to connect, I need to specify the private key file, which I've already downloaded to my laptop. I simply copy the example command and paste it into one of my terminal windows. Note that the first time you connect to an EC2 instance, you have to verify the authenticity of the host. When you say yes here, the authenticity is stored in your known hosts file on your local machine. In this case, on my laptop. Closing out of that window, I unselect the sgdemo 1 instance and select sgdemo 2. In order to connect to sgdemo 2, I simply click the Connect button and copy the example command. In my second terminal window, I go ahead, paste that in, say yes, and connect. Looking at both…
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Understanding security groups5m
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Verifying security groups4m 9s
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Configuring security groups3m 22s
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Understanding network ACLs3m 27s
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Explore a network ACL scenario2m 15s
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Configure network ACLs, part 14m 58s
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Configure network ACLs, part 23m 27s
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VPC Flow Logs overview2m 35s
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Create and configure VPC Flow Logs3m 31s
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Explore VPC Flow Logs3m 56s
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