How do I reserve IP addresses for a specific purpose?

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Is there a way to reserve a subset of IP addresses within a subnet's CIDR range so that no one else can use them except for their intended purpose?

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Networking & Content Delivery Compute

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Amazon VPC Amazon EC2 Networking & Content Delivery

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Yes, you can create an elastic network interface for each of the IP addresses that you don't want to be used.

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answered 4 years ago

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