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NLB TARGET IP OVER PEERED VPC CONNECTION

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Hello Experts, every document says NLB target IP can be any IP either from peered VPC or on -prem. However while testing I see no such option is available, it only gives options to choose IP from targeted VPC. In case no such option it gives you same functionality as instances option. is something got changed ?

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Networking & Content Delivery
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Amazon VPCElastic Load Balancing
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English

asked 4 years ago3.1K views

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Hello,

That is definitely supported, please make sure to use 'IP Address' as a Target type when creating a Target group.

In the Register targets you would need to select 'Other private IP address' in the dropdown.

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  • rePost-User-1687975
    4 years ago

    I exactly did the same and getting error "IP address must belong to an existing subnet" please check my screenshot it ask choose a network and only option is to define VPC & that does not make sense to me since I was trying to mention IP address from peer VPC which is not an option to choose.

  • Tushar Jagdale EXPERT
    4 years ago

    Hello, I modified my answer and added 1 more screenshot, you need to select "Other IP address" in the dropdown for Register target. After that as long as Peering is setup properly, routing, SGs, NACL etc the Target should come Up healthy in NLB.

  • rePost-User-1687975
    4 years ago

    Many thanks Tushar. Overlooked this option :)

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