AWS Site-to-Site VPN with BGP: Connecting EVE-NG to AWS (AWS VPC Configuration)
⏱ Timestamps
00:00 AWS Hybrid Cloud Lab Overview
00:57 Welcome to Network Reggie
01:33 On-Prem to AWS Connectivity Goal
01:59 Configure PC1 in Sales VLAN
02:56 Set DNS Server on PC1
03:58 Assign IP Address and Gateway
04:46 Fix VLAN Assignment Mistake
06:58 Test Ping to Default Gateway
07:39 Test Internet and DNS from PC1
08:08 Fix Firewall NAT/Object Configuration
10:47 Verify Sales Department Internet Access
11:16 Boot DP1 Linux Appliance
12:53 Login and Check Linux Network Interface
13:52 Configure DNS on Linux
15:05 Set Linux IP Address and Default Route
16:50 Reconnect Network and Test Connectivity
17:24 Test Browser Access on Linux
19:35 Verify Traffic on the Firewall
20:02 Start AWS VPC Configuration
21:08 Sign in to AWS Console
22:18 AWS Free Tier and Cost Tips
23:04 Create Custom AWS VPC
25:34 Create Public Subnet in us-east-1a
27:37 Create Public Subnet in us-east-1b
29:06 Create Private Subnets
30:58 Verify Subnet Creation
31:25 Review Main Route Table
32:57 Create Private Route Table
33:40 Associate Private Subnets
34:48 Create Internet Gateway
35:48 Attach Internet Gateway to VPC
36:01 Add Default Route to Internet
37:22 Confirm Public Subnet Internet Access
37:56 Next Video: Site-to-Site VPN with BGP
Moving to the Cloud! In Part 2 of our Hybrid Cloud series, we configure the AWS infrastructure required to connect our EVE-NG lab. We will build a customized VPC from scratch, design public and private subnets, and set up an EC2 instance to serve as our data center application.
We will not be creating the VPN gateways yet; we are focusing purely on the base infrastructure so that our routing in the final part is seamless.
🚀 What You’ll Learn in this video:
✅ Creating an AWS VPC from scratch.
✅ Designing Public and Private Subnets .
✅ Configuring Route Tables.
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