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Sophos-Astaro on Amazon EC2

Hi,

We managed a lot of hardware Sophos-Astaro, but now we'd like to create our first in the amazon cloud. But how?

I read this blogpost: You, Us, and the Amazon Cloud by Angelo Comazzetto

But i don't understand how it works exactly.
I know how can i creat a ec2 vm. i installed a utm9 on ec2 with "ami-b71713c3", but how can i control the server behind the firewall.

how can i build this szenario in the amazon cloud?
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Witch VPC i have to create? "VPC with a Single Public Subnet Only" ?

thanks for help

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0 BAlfson over 12 years ago

Please confirm that the "utm9_public" and "server_public" Host definitions are not bound to the interface, that both have 'Interface: >' in 'Advanced'.

Cheers - Bob

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0 closer46 over 12 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Please confirm that the "utm9_public" and "server_public" Host definitions are not bound to the interface, that both have 'Interface: >' in 'Advanced'.

Cheers - Bob

that is the default config, i changed nothing. both interfaces are not bounded, the option is >. You can see it on the video, i changed nothing....

very strange!
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0 closer46 over 12 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Please confirm that the "utm9_public" and "server_public" Host definitions are not bound to the interface, that both have 'Interface: >' in 'Advanced'.

Cheers - Bob

that is the default config, i changed nothing. both interfaces are not bounded, the option is >. You can see it on the video, i changed nothing....

very strange!
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