Questions tagged with AWS Transit Gateway
AWS Transit Gateway connects VPCs and on-premises networks through a central hub. This simplifies your network and puts an end to complex peering relationships. It acts as a cloud router – each new connection is only made once.
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Is my understanding correct on where I should use TGW (Transit Gateway) and where I should use VGW (Virtual Private Gateway)?
When to Use VGW (Virtual Private Gateway) -
- Single-VPC Hybrid Connecti...
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asked 4 days ago
Hi all,
I get this error when running the LZA Pipeline. The route table ( tgw-rtb-0fcce89595db4b140|0.0.0.0/0) was manually deleted.
AWSAccelerator-NetworkAssociationsStack-818616066462-eu-west-1 fa...
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asked 9 days ago
I'm creating a Cloud WAN Connect Peer with NO_ENCAP protocol and getting this error:
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An error occurred (ValidationException) when calling the CreateConnectPeer operation:
The Connect Peer IP is ...
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asked 25 days ago
We are a small company (50 employees). We currently run Client VPN Endpoints - VPC version which authenticates users using Federated Access to our Active Directory.
We have 5 accounts in our AWS Org...
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asked a month ago
I am trying to configure inside-cidr-blocks in my Cloud WAN core network policy and I'm getting two different errors depending on what I try.
**Attempt 1:** I added `inside-cidr-blocks` directly to m...
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asked 2 months ago
I have an AWS Client VPN endpoint with split tunnel enabled. The VPN connects to a destination VPC via Transit Gateway peering across regions.
The issue is that some users can reach the destination (...
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asked 2 months ago
Hi, Ihac who has multiple VPN attachments to TGW and both advertising same route. VPN A attachment is static route and VPN B attachment is dynamic propagated route. Assuming VPN A route is installed i...
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asked 2 months ago
Hey there
I am attempting to deploy STNO [AWS Transit Network Orchestrator] via LZA. This is another AWS solution provided here:
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/solutions/latest/network-orchestration-aws...
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asked 2 months ago
We are currently designing a test architecture on AWS using Palo Alto VM-Series for both SD-WAN (IPSec from on-prem) and NGFW for centralized traffic inspection via Transit Gateway.
Current design:
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asked 3 months ago
have infrastructure deployed across 7 AWS regions, and I’m looking for a secure, centralized, and cost-effective way to access all resources.
Current Requirement
Single VPN connection from on-premise...
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asked 3 months ago
Hi all,
We have a Hosted connection, deployed as a Transit VIF, using a Direct Connect Gateway connected to one Transit Gateway. We have BFD on. We also have a VPN backup connection. We are advertisi...
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asked 3 months ago
I am looking for guidance on Transit Gateway route propagation behavior with overlapping CIDR blocks from multiple VPC attachments.
I have a Transit Gateway with multiple VPC attachments. Two VPCs ha...
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asked 4 months ago