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    A security group acts like a firewall by setting rules to control inbound and outbound traffic to VMs. It contains stateful rules that check traffic in both directions and save information to a database, while stateless rules only check traffic in one direction without saving data. Inbound security group rules control traffic received by a VM from the internet, and outbound rules control traffic sent from the VM to the internet or other networks. Misconfigured rules can prevent connections, like blocking outbound SSH traffic or inbound ping requests.

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    A security group acts like a firewall by setting rules to control inbound and outbound traffic to VMs. It contains stateful rules that check traffic in both directions and save information to a database, while stateless rules only check traffic in one direction without saving data. Inbound security group rules control traffic received by a VM from the internet, and outbound rules control traffic sent from the VM to the internet or other networks. Misconfigured rules can prevent connections, like blocking outbound SSH traffic or inbound ping requests.

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    SSH SSH Connection Lost Because of Outbound Rule Is Only All Icmp

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    Chanchal Dey
    A security group acts like a firewall by setting rules to control inbound and outbound traffic to VMs. It contains stateful rules that check traffic in both directions and save information to a database, while stateless rules only check traffic in one direction without saving data. Inbound security group rules control traffic received by a VM from the internet, and outbound rules control traffic sent from the VM to the internet or other networks. Misconfigured rules can prevent connections, like blocking outbound SSH traffic or inbound ping requests.

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    security group

    security group is like a firewall which contains some rules and

    decide what kind of traffic comes in or go out in vm as per

    setup the rules.

    security group

    stateful stateless
    stateful security group
    in stateless security group

    contain database in it, if the


    there is no database.

    traffic match rules then the


    data will be checked both

    information of traffic will be


    inbound and outbound
    save to the database.

    data will be check only

    onetime

    Inbond : when vm receive traffic from internet that is inbond

    security group

    Outbond : when vm send traffic to internet that is outbond

    security group

    interner
    client

    Tokyo datacenter aws


    my vpc
    igw
    i

    router

    NACL

    subnet

    security group

    VM

    ssh

    ssh connection lost because of

    outbound rule is only all icmp

    not connect to internet because

    outbound rule is for ping only

    but because of icmp rule

    it can ping to my server

    now ssh

    now ssh connected


    but

    cant ping vm

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