In AWS nested security group works for load balancer
I have problem with the nested security groups (instead of adding CIDR I adding the security id into another security group as rule) to allow the traffic on the AWS load-balancer.
like we have 2 security group one with public ip's and another with private ip's which is open for all traffic. To access the web page I need add some customs ip's including public ip security group and private ip security group. Here I created a new security group by adding the custom ip's , private ip security group ID and public Security group ID by opening the ports 80 and 443. If I give the IP's directly i able to access the web page. But, I am Unable to access the web page by using Security ID. what can i do in this situation?
Private IP's security group:
Public Ip's security group:
By add the above security group id's and added some custom Ip's into this security group created this security group. I try to use this security group on UI load-balance to access the UI. But I am not able to access the UI:
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I have problem with the nested security groups (instead of adding CIDR I adding the security id into another security group as rule) to allow the traffic on the AWS load-balancer.
like we have 2 security group one with public ip's and another with private ip's which is open for all traffic. To access the web page I need add some customs ip's including public ip security group and private ip security group. Here I created a new security group by adding the custom ip's , private ip security group ID and public Security group ID by opening the ports 80 and 443. If I give the IP's directly i able to access the web page. But, I am Unable to access the web page by using Security ID. what can i do in this situation?
Private IP's security group:
Public Ip's security group:
By add the above security group id's and added some custom Ip's into this security group created this security group. I try to use this security group on UI load-balance to access the UI. But I am not able to access the UI:
amazon-web-services
edited Nov 25 '18 at 17:12
John Rotenstein
70.7k781125
asked Nov 22 '18 at 17:38
Ravi TejaRavi Teja
11
Unfortunately, it is hard to understand your configuration from the information given. Could you please explain a it a little clearer, perhaps by showing the security group configurations? Are both security groups associated with the Load Balancer? Could you please clarify what scenario works and what scenario does not work?
– John Rotenstein
Nov 22 '18 at 21:16
thanks for response i added the snapshots of my security group for more clear...
– Ravi Teja
Nov 25 '18 at 14:53
Could you please clarify your configuration? You mention a Load Balancer. Are these security groups on the Load Balancer? What groups are in the instance(s)? Can you clarify what configuration works and what configuration doesn't work? Please explain as much as you can, so we can understand exactly what you have.
– John Rotenstein
Nov 25 '18 at 17:14
Yes these security groups we are adding on top of load balancer. when i am adding the IP's instead of security group ID into to the security group 3 in that case i am able to access the UI web page, but when i am adding the "Public and private" Security group ID's instead of IP's into the 3rd Security groups of not able to access the UI web page..
– Ravi Teja
Nov 26 '18 at 15:08
Your Private IP addresses appear to be in/16and/19ranges. This is a bit strange, because a whole VPC can't be bigger than/16(I think). Are these from peered VPCs? A private IP address can only be referenced if it is in the same VPC or in a peered VPC.
– John Rotenstein
Nov 26 '18 at 15:48
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I have problem with the nested security groups (instead of adding CIDR I adding the security id into another security group as rule) to allow the traffic on the AWS load-balancer.
like we have 2 security group one with public ip's and another with private ip's which is open for all traffic. To access the web page I need add some customs ip's including public ip security group and private ip security group. Here I created a new security group by adding the custom ip's , private ip security group ID and public Security group ID by opening the ports 80 and 443. If I give the IP's directly i able to access the web page. But, I am Unable to access the web page by using Security ID. what can i do in this situation?
Private IP's security group:
Public Ip's security group:
By add the above security group id's and added some custom Ip's into this security group created this security group. I try to use this security group on UI load-balance to access the UI. But I am not able to access the UI:
amazon-web-services
edited Nov 25 '18 at 17:12
John Rotenstein
70.7k781125
asked Nov 22 '18 at 17:38
Ravi TejaRavi Teja
11
I have problem with the nested security groups (instead of adding CIDR I adding the security id into another security group as rule) to allow the traffic on the AWS load-balancer.
like we have 2 security group one with public ip's and another with private ip's which is open for all traffic. To access the web page I need add some customs ip's including public ip security group and private ip security group. Here I created a new security group by adding the custom ip's , private ip security group ID and public Security group ID by opening the ports 80 and 443. If I give the IP's directly i able to access the web page. But, I am Unable to access the web page by using Security ID. what can i do in this situation?
Private IP's security group:
Public Ip's security group:
By add the above security group id's and added some custom Ip's into this security group created this security group. I try to use this security group on UI load-balance to access the UI. But I am not able to access the UI:
amazon-web-services
amazon-web-services
edited Nov 25 '18 at 17:12
John Rotenstein
70.7k781125
asked Nov 22 '18 at 17:38
Ravi TejaRavi Teja
11
edited Nov 25 '18 at 17:12
John Rotenstein
70.7k781125
asked Nov 22 '18 at 17:38
Ravi TejaRavi Teja
11
edited Nov 25 '18 at 17:12
John Rotenstein
70.7k781125
edited Nov 25 '18 at 17:12
John Rotenstein
70.7k781125
edited Nov 25 '18 at 17:12
John Rotenstein
70.7k781125
70.7k781125
asked Nov 22 '18 at 17:38
Ravi TejaRavi Teja
11
asked Nov 22 '18 at 17:38
Ravi TejaRavi Teja
11
asked Nov 22 '18 at 17:38
Ravi TejaRavi Teja
11
11
Unfortunately, it is hard to understand your configuration from the information given. Could you please explain a it a little clearer, perhaps by showing the security group configurations? Are both security groups associated with the Load Balancer? Could you please clarify what scenario works and what scenario does not work?
– John Rotenstein
Nov 22 '18 at 21:16
thanks for response i added the snapshots of my security group for more clear...
– Ravi Teja
Nov 25 '18 at 14:53
Could you please clarify your configuration? You mention a Load Balancer. Are these security groups on the Load Balancer? What groups are in the instance(s)? Can you clarify what configuration works and what configuration doesn't work? Please explain as much as you can, so we can understand exactly what you have.
– John Rotenstein
Nov 25 '18 at 17:14
Yes these security groups we are adding on top of load balancer. when i am adding the IP's instead of security group ID into to the security group 3 in that case i am able to access the UI web page, but when i am adding the "Public and private" Security group ID's instead of IP's into the 3rd Security groups of not able to access the UI web page..
– Ravi Teja
Nov 26 '18 at 15:08
Your Private IP addresses appear to be in/16and/19ranges. This is a bit strange, because a whole VPC can't be bigger than/16(I think). Are these from peered VPCs? A private IP address can only be referenced if it is in the same VPC or in a peered VPC.
– John Rotenstein
Nov 26 '18 at 15:48
|
show 1 more comment
Unfortunately, it is hard to understand your configuration from the information given. Could you please explain a it a little clearer, perhaps by showing the security group configurations? Are both security groups associated with the Load Balancer? Could you please clarify what scenario works and what scenario does not work?
– John Rotenstein
Nov 22 '18 at 21:16
thanks for response i added the snapshots of my security group for more clear...
– Ravi Teja
Nov 25 '18 at 14:53
Could you please clarify your configuration? You mention a Load Balancer. Are these security groups on the Load Balancer? What groups are in the instance(s)? Can you clarify what configuration works and what configuration doesn't work? Please explain as much as you can, so we can understand exactly what you have.
– John Rotenstein
Nov 25 '18 at 17:14
Yes these security groups we are adding on top of load balancer. when i am adding the IP's instead of security group ID into to the security group 3 in that case i am able to access the UI web page, but when i am adding the "Public and private" Security group ID's instead of IP's into the 3rd Security groups of not able to access the UI web page..
– Ravi Teja
Nov 26 '18 at 15:08
Your Private IP addresses appear to be in/16and/19ranges. This is a bit strange, because a whole VPC can't be bigger than/16(I think). Are these from peered VPCs? A private IP address can only be referenced if it is in the same VPC or in a peered VPC.
– John Rotenstein
Nov 26 '18 at 15:48
Unfortunately, it is hard to understand your configuration from the information given. Could you please explain a it a little clearer, perhaps by showing the security group configurations? Are both security groups associated with the Load Balancer? Could you please clarify what scenario works and what scenario does not work?
– John Rotenstein
Nov 22 '18 at 21:16
Unfortunately, it is hard to understand your configuration from the information given. Could you please explain a it a little clearer, perhaps by showing the security group configurations? Are both security groups associated with the Load Balancer? Could you please clarify what scenario works and what scenario does not work?
– John Rotenstein
Nov 22 '18 at 21:16
thanks for response i added the snapshots of my security group for more clear...
– Ravi Teja
Nov 25 '18 at 14:53
thanks for response i added the snapshots of my security group for more clear...
– Ravi Teja
Nov 25 '18 at 14:53
Could you please clarify your configuration? You mention a Load Balancer. Are these security groups on the Load Balancer? What groups are in the instance(s)? Can you clarify what configuration works and what configuration doesn't work? Please explain as much as you can, so we can understand exactly what you have.
– John Rotenstein
Nov 25 '18 at 17:14
Could you please clarify your configuration? You mention a Load Balancer. Are these security groups on the Load Balancer? What groups are in the instance(s)? Can you clarify what configuration works and what configuration doesn't work? Please explain as much as you can, so we can understand exactly what you have.
– John Rotenstein
Nov 25 '18 at 17:14
Yes these security groups we are adding on top of load balancer. when i am adding the IP's instead of security group ID into to the security group 3 in that case i am able to access the UI web page, but when i am adding the "Public and private" Security group ID's instead of IP's into the 3rd Security groups of not able to access the UI web page..
– Ravi Teja
Nov 26 '18 at 15:08
Yes these security groups we are adding on top of load balancer. when i am adding the IP's instead of security group ID into to the security group 3 in that case i am able to access the UI web page, but when i am adding the "Public and private" Security group ID's instead of IP's into the 3rd Security groups of not able to access the UI web page..
– Ravi Teja
Nov 26 '18 at 15:08
Your Private IP addresses appear to be in
/16 and /19 ranges. This is a bit strange, because a whole VPC can't be bigger than /16 (I think). Are these from peered VPCs? A private IP address can only be referenced if it is in the same VPC or in a peered VPC.– John Rotenstein
Nov 26 '18 at 15:48
Your Private IP addresses appear to be in
/16 and /19 ranges. This is a bit strange, because a whole VPC can't be bigger than /16 (I think). Are these from peered VPCs? A private IP address can only be referenced if it is in the same VPC or in a peered VPC.– John Rotenstein
Nov 26 '18 at 15:48
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Unfortunately, it is hard to understand your configuration from the information given. Could you please explain a it a little clearer, perhaps by showing the security group configurations? Are both security groups associated with the Load Balancer? Could you please clarify what scenario works and what scenario does not work?
– John Rotenstein
Nov 22 '18 at 21:16
thanks for response i added the snapshots of my security group for more clear...
– Ravi Teja
Nov 25 '18 at 14:53
Could you please clarify your configuration? You mention a Load Balancer. Are these security groups on the Load Balancer? What groups are in the instance(s)? Can you clarify what configuration works and what configuration doesn't work? Please explain as much as you can, so we can understand exactly what you have.
– John Rotenstein
Nov 25 '18 at 17:14
Yes these security groups we are adding on top of load balancer. when i am adding the IP's instead of security group ID into to the security group 3 in that case i am able to access the UI web page, but when i am adding the "Public and private" Security group ID's instead of IP's into the 3rd Security groups of not able to access the UI web page..
– Ravi Teja
Nov 26 '18 at 15:08
Your Private IP addresses appear to be in
/16and/19ranges. This is a bit strange, because a whole VPC can't be bigger than/16(I think). Are these from peered VPCs? A private IP address can only be referenced if it is in the same VPC or in a peered VPC.– John Rotenstein
Nov 26 '18 at 15:48