I’ve got a major learning process I need to go through, but could use a jump start to make sure I get off on the right path…


I have 3 machines I’d like to have communicate with each other over on a private network.
• 1 database server (Windows server OS)
o Does need RDP access from the office
o I do not want to expose the database to the Internet
• 2 Windows servers
o 1 Web server
o 1 Additional server
o Both need to be exposed over the Internet (Public network)
o Both machines need access to the database server
o Both machines have processes that communicate with each other

Planning on using security groups to accept RDP access from the office for all 3 machines.

Is it possible to set up all 3 machines in the same subnet using the default VPC or do I need to create one?


** Edited subject **

I thought we were talking about automatic weapons systems...





-Rob

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Originally posted by BurtonRW:
I thought we were talking about automatic weapons systems...

I think that would be more "fun" than this

We use AWS S3, but strictly for back-up. All our applications are cloud-based / SaaS services, so AWS just backs up documents, etc.

I can't answer your specific question, but I recently had a gig where I had to set up some AWS stuff for a client. What I can tell you is that their tech support is pretty damn good. Phone calls got connected right away and they knew their stuff.