Nice video tutorial but you haven't associated private subnet with any route table or created private route table. So I believe by default private subnet using default route table which you have used for public subnet.
Hi Navid, Thanks. Yes, it will use the default route table. Still, it's not possible to SSH into the instance. However, I agree that it's better to create a separate route table.
The best series.
Thanks so much Mohajeramir! means a lot to me.
Really useful video! Helped me clarify.
For some reason I thought a Bastion worked like a Destination NAT
Glad it helped! Thanks for your support :)
Thank you so much for simple explantion indeed this is a rare video.
Glad it was helpful! thanks for the support!
@@listentolearn2363 Awaiting many more simple explanation gems !
ssh-add keypair.pem
error shows "Could not open a connection to your authentication agent"
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Hi Kishore,
You might have to start the ssh-agent.
eval `ssh-agent -s`
Nice video tutorial but you haven't associated private subnet with any route table or created private route table.
So I believe by default private subnet using default route table which you have used for public subnet.
Hi Navid, Thanks. Yes, it will use the default route table. Still, it's not possible to SSH into the instance. However, I agree that it's better to create a separate route table.
Please zoom so that the commands are visible
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sure, will do next time. thanks for the suggestion.
How you gone to terminal? I struck in that step is cmd terminal or ec2 terminal?
Hello, I am using Terminal in mac here.. If its windows, pls use cmd.
which was this terminal for EC2?
It is the default "Terminal" that comes with Mac.
@@listentolearn2363 ok