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What is your Endpoint Type configuration? It should be EC2 Instance and not Elastic IP.
answered 2 years ago
Thanks for the response. The Endpoint Type is set to the EC2 Instance. After some more testing, it seems the response IP is inconsistent. Sometimes the response comes from the Global Accelerator, while other times it comes from the EC2 instance. Could it be a routing problem?
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We are using GA for DNS (UDP and TCP) and it works as expected. I would check the behaviour of your application. If your app is replying to existing inbound UDP traffic, it would use the GA IPs. If your app is trying to establish new connections outbound as a result of inbound packets from GA, then you would see the IP of the instance.
answered 2 years ago
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Are you using Standard accelerator or custom routing accelerator?