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AWS Network Firewall and VPN Gateway

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I want to be able to use FQDN filtering on outbound traffic over the VPN. I can't get it to work. It looks like AWS Network Firewall doesn't support VPN Gateways. Is this correct and is there some way around it? A transit gateway perhaps?

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Networking & Content DeliverySecurity, Identity, & Compliance
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Amazon VPCAWS Transit GatewayAWS Network FirewallNetworking & Content Delivery
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asked 4 years ago2K views
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You're correct; the workaround today is to use a Transit Gateway; attach the VPN to the Transit Gateway; and then inspect using Network Firewall either within the source VPC or by using route tables on the Transit Gateway to send traffic to an inspection VPC.

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answered 4 years ago
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North-South: Centralized on-premises egress & ingress via Transit Gateway and Transit VIF/Direct Connect gateway/AWS Site-to-Site VPN

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Please refer this blog

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answered 4 years ago

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