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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Google indexes both Amazon public dns and elastic ip

I'm using an Elastic IP and have created an A record of my domain to that IP. (Host=@ and "Points to" is the IP) Google has indexed this domain accordingly but it also has indexed the public DNS (ec2-...amazonaws.com). I assume Google will ding me…
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Ping Elastic IP Address from Inside Server Fails

I have an EC2 server set up inside a VPC on Amazon. The server is reachable from the outside via its elastic ip address; however, when I attempt to ping that ip from inside the remote desktop session, the server cannot reach itself. Is there a way…
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Elastic IP on Amazon EC2 - How does this effect rate limiting?

I have been reading about elastic IP's with Amazon EC2 instances. I was wondering, a lot of the stuff I do with my server is based on IP limits, like for example google map geocoding which is limited to 2,500 per IP (I beleive it is limited on IP…
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Amazon Elastic IP within VM machine

Is it possible to have the Elastic IP (attached to the interface in the AWS console) available as the interface IP withing virtualized machine - currently eth0's IP is the private IP and the routing from EIP to the machine is done via some kind of…
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Is it not possible to use keepalived in EC2

The problem is two of my EC2 instances (ha proxy) need to bind a single virtual IP if I want to use keepalived, but they are not possible in EC2 as only a single instance can use a elastic IP at a given time, so it is not possible, right?
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Elastic IP is gone after cancelling AMI image creation

I created an AMI image, but cancelled it after 30 minutes of waiting. After that, my elastic IP which was assigned to the original instance is gone. It's not even in the Elastic IPs page. How do I fix this, and is it possible to get the IP back?
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Accessing Instances on ec2

I am hosting my website on 3 amazon instances but I cannot connect them together. I am using windows server 2008 and when I ping xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.compute-1.amazonaws.com, I get request timed out. Using IP address also doesn't help. Also should I use…
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issue with allocating static address to EC2 instance

I tried setting an elastic IP by doing: ec2-allocate-address however, it gives me an error: Required option '-K, --private-key KEY' missing (-h for usage) why is this?
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how to implement elastic ip like architecture in private server farm

what are the ways by which I can implement elastic ip like architecture in my private server farm? There is only one global ip available but I should be able to ssh any server from external network by implementing the same mechanism as aws elastic…
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Domain Name in EC2: Server End?

I'm reading this guys post at http://codingthis.com/platforms/linux/how-to-point-a-domain-to-an-amazon-ec2-virtual-server/ and I am using Yahoo for the domain. In his post he seems to point the Yahoo server. But I was wondering if anything needs to…
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When I assign instance to a an elastic ip it's public-dns is changed

Ok I have an instance (let's call it instance-1) with its public dns (let's call it ec2-A-B-C-D.compute-1.amazonaws.com) and another instance called instance-2 (public-dns : ec2-E-F-G-H) I created an elastic ip (ip-50-X-Y-Z) When I associate the…
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Running Wave In A Box in EC2

I have gotten WIAB to properly run on my localmachine, but am a bit confused on the process for setting it up to work with AWS EC2. Currently the run-server.sh is running without any problems, however I don't believe I have it configured properly.…
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Is it safe to allot an IP address to a computer, and not running a webserver on it?

I have a few instances running on the Amazon cloud. Some are DB-servers, some are blogs and one has my webapp. The DB-servers don't have apache or any other web-servers installed. So will it be safe to allot an IP to the DB-Servers?
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Amazon EC2 Billing - counted twice for the same data?

So I've setup an Amazon AWS account for their Free Usage Tier offer. 2 days later I see this in my account info: data transfer in under the monthly global free tier: 0.023 GB regional data transfer + public / elastic IP data transfers: 0.023…
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Is It Possible to Make an EC2 Instance Part of a VPN Protected by Global Protect

What am I running? EC2 instance Ubuntu 22.04 with a static elastic ip address The instance has only one network interface, whose details say it is an Elastic network interface. (I believed every instance has a primary network interface, but I do not…
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