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Connectivity prerequisites: LCP
Source | Destination | Protocol/Port | Description |
52. |
214. |
198.6.48.235
192.251.86.32
199.43.188.10249.130/32 213.156.166.0/24 | <LCP IP> | TCP/2222, TCP/443 | MDR management access and fault monitoring |
<LCP IP> | <Customer NTP> | UDP/123, TCP/123 | NTP - Network Time Protocol |
<LCP IP> | TCP/443 | RSIP- Remote Secure Import Protocol for log uploading | |
<LCP IP> |
TCP/443 | LCP updates |
<LCP IP> |
TCP/443 | LCP Configurations | ||
<LCP IP> | <Customer DNS Server> | UDP/53, TCP/53 | DNS resolution (TCP is used in case the message is longer than 512 Bytes) |
Note : Security group rules (Inbound and Outbound), Instance Type, 250 GB HDD and Elastic IP are assigned automatically to the instance during the stack creation process.
Configuration for Amazon Web service (AWS) using Cloud Formation
Login to AWS portal.
Enter the keyword CloudFormation in the Search bar, then select the CloudFormation service from the list.
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3. Click Create Stack.
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4. Under Choose a template option, click the Template is ready radio button.
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Enter the stack Name of your choice in the Stack Name text box.
Enter the meaningful hostname for the instance in the Hostname text box.
Enter the Instance name of your choice in the InstanceTag text box (Make a note of it, so it will be used in step 15).
Select any one Instance type from the drop-down list as recommended below.
Family | Type | vCPUs | Memory (GB) | Instance Storage |
Compute optimized | c5a.2xlarge | 8 | 16 | EBS only |
Compute optimized | c5a.4xlarge | 16 | 32 | EBS only |
Enter your local NTP in the NTP IP text box ( Please provide only one IP address in the textbox).
Select the Subnet from drop-down list (Select a subnet to host this instance)
Select the VPC from drop-down list (select a VPC to host this instance)
Click Next.
Skip the Options page and click Next.
Review the information and click Create.
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