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NAT egress and CIDRs

This revision card explains NAT egress and CIDRs. It starts from the need that s3 sees the public egress IP, not the private 10.x address. It describes allowlist NAT/firewall egress /32 or ranges; update when ISP changes. The how-to section notes test with curl from office vs phone hotspot. An example on the card is rahul Deshmukh updates policy after office ISP renumbers.

NAT egress and CIDRs S3 sees the public egress IP, not the private 10.x address. Allowlist NAT/firewall egress /32 or ranges; update when ISP changes. Test with curl from office vs phone hotspot. Rahul Deshmukh updates policy after office ISP renumbers.
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Why do we need it?

S3 sees the public egress IP, not the private 10.x address.

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What is it?

Allowlist NAT/firewall egress /32 or ranges; update when ISP changes.

How to do it

Test with curl from office vs phone hotspot.

Example

Rahul Deshmukh updates policy after office ISP renumbers.

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