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Vyatta NOS documentation

Learn how to install, configure, and operate Vyatta Network Operating System (Vyatta NOS), which helps to drive our virtual networking and physical platforms portfolio.

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Creating a NAT device

Access the private instance remotely

This section details how to access the private instance remotely.

Because the default security group is associated with the instance, remote SSH connections are allowed through to it.

To access the instance remotely by using SSH

  1. On a remote machine, open an SSH session. As the destination, use the Elastic IP address that you associated with the Vyatta NAT instance. Enter 3333 as the port.
    Note: On Linux and UNIX systems, use the ssh command. On Windows machines use a program such as putty for SSH access.
  2. The Vyatta NAT device has been configured to translate any connections to port 3333 to address 10.0.1.20 port 22. This connection is routed to the instance that is created within the private subnet.
  3. Use the ssh private key to connect to the VM for the Vyatta user.

Last updated: December 22, 2021