Questions tagged [amazon-elastic-ip]

AWS Elastic IP addresses (EIP) allow the assignment of public static IPv4 addresses to resources, generally EC2 instances. An EIP can be remapped quickly, which allows the user to mask the failure of instances or software.

An Elastic IP Address (EIP) is a public static IPv4 address, which is reachable from the Internet. You can associate an Elastic IP address with your EC2 instance to enable communication with the Internet; for example, to connect to your instance from your local computer.

Elastic IPs provide resource mobility within a single VPC within a single AWS region, assisting with architecting fault tolerant applications. An unallocated EIP incurs charges.

Questions specifically dealing with AWS' Elastic IP should use this tag.

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EC2 and Static IP's (Elastic IP's)

I'm using an elastic IP for one of my EC2 instances. I can reach the instance via the elastic IP from external machines, but from other machines in my EC2 configuration, I can ONLY reach the machine by its private IP. How can I fix this? I want my…
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Limit public access to AWS ECS Fargate Service

I have a service on AWS ECS deployed using Fargate. This service uses a Network Load Balancer (NLB) to allow an Elastic IP to be associated with the service. This is not an http service and is using port 5060 (SIP), hence the choice of an NLB.…
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Implementing a Highly Available backend gateway for a cloud app on AWS

I have 2 EIPs allocated for a cloud app, which are used in round robin DNS. I'd like to have some sort of high availability mode for our 2 gateways (proxies) which are associated with those EIPs, so I was thinking to have a gateway in each of the 3…
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AWS Elastic IPV6

I posted a question some time ago about an AWS Elastic ipv6 (AWS CLI Elastic IP, IPv6) Basically i need to be able to change the ipv6 from one instance to another like an elastic ip. (Instances in High Availability) The answer that i accepted was to…
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elastic ip addresses and cost

I always understood that you can have one ip for free, then you start paying for it. Also, it has to be associated. But i need another one for my mailserver, and after reading their documentation word for word, i read it as, per instance. Is that…
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Amazon EC2 instance redirecting to old Public DNS after associating elastic ip

I have an EC2 instance and it was working just fine. Yesterday, I created a new Elastic Ip and associated it to this working instance. Now, if I type de Elastic ip address in my browser, it redirects to the original public DNS, when it was not…
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Keepalived with EC2 Elastic IP

I've tried once to use Keepalived with EC2 Elastic IP failover but default Keepalived configuration was unstable as IP address begin to flapping due to switchover delays and doesn't come back to MASTER in case of any network or API related…
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Connection refused error while accessing my server with AWS elastic IP

I have followed all these below mentioned steps Create an Elastic IP and point to the Amazon EC2 instance. Goto service Route 53, create a ‘A’ record and point to the Elastic IP. In Route 53, copy the Amazon NS (name server) urls and paste in…
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AWS Close Ports on Specific Elastic IP Addresses for EC2 Instance

I have a Windows Server in AWS EC2. I have opened ports 80 and 443 to 0.0.0.0/0, and RDP to a private IP address for VPN access. The instance has 4 total elastic IP addresses, each mapping to a private IP address on the instance via an EC2 Network…
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Pointing AWS EC2 elastic IP to instance in VPC

I've had an Elastic IP pointing to a classic EC2 instance for several years. I've now stared a new instance - inside a VPC - and want to use that instance for my website. Therefore I want to point my 'old' elastic IP to the new instance. Apparently…
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AWS service to setup port forwarding from Elastic IP to EC2 instances

Is there an AWS service (rather than creating an instance, and doing something via iptables?) that will allow me to use the API to set up port forwarding from a single Elastic IP address, onto multiple EC2 instances. Say I have the Elastic IP…
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Providing a static IP for resources behind AWS Elastic Load Balancer (ELB)

I need a static IP address that handles SSL traffic from a known source (a partner). The reason the IP needs to be static is that the partner requires this in order to maintain the PCI compliance. Our servers are behind an AWS Elastic Load…
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Are EC2 public DNS names associated with Elastic IPs stable?

When I spin up a machine in us-west-2 and give it an elastic IP, it gets a public DNS hostname like ec2-XXX-XXX-XXX-XXX.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com When I spin up a machine in us-east-1 and give it an elastic IP, it gets a public DNS hostname…
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amazon ec2 elastic ip. do I need one for each website I host?

I have a couple of sites that I want to move to Amazon EC2. All the sites uses ssl so it needs to have a dedicated ip address to each one. My question is: Even if I host all the sites in the same instance, do I need to get one elastic ip for each…
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Can i change the default AWS EC2 Public DNS?

I'm using Route 53 and created A record to the Elastic IP that associated with an instance. In Security Group, i activated the "All ICMP" and make it accessible from anywhere (0.0.0.0/0) so i can ping it. When i pinged my domain this is the…
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