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07-18-2018
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We have been trying to get the load balancer sandwich (https://github.com/PaloAltoNetworks/aws-alb-sandwich) working but have had little success. Has anyone been successful? First of all, we can't figure out how to send outbound traffic through the firewalls. An internal, outbound-facing load balancer should do the trick, but it seems a requirement to configured each TCP port needed for Internet connectivity. Is there another way to get this done? After we (finally, after several tries) got a CF stack to complete successfully, we could never connect to our jump box. We would rather put an elastic IP on the MGMT interfaces and get the firewalls configured - then configured access through the firewalls to the jump box. We couldn't get into either the firewalls or jump box - connections just timed out. Thank you for any suggestions.
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