I see explicit deny in NACL and cannot edit this. Kindly help me here as I am unable to login ec2 to start my testing
To do this, one way is to:
- When you create the EC2 instance,
- Create an ssh key and make sure you download it to your local computer.
- Make sure that you’ve set up networking to allow access from your local IP (and public) IP address for port 22.
- Copy the key file to your local system with a secure setting (on a Mac, as an example, using
chmod 400 KEY-FILE-NAME.pem
or whatever).
You can then use something like
ssh -i PATH-TO-KEYFILE.pem USER@PUBLIC-IP
The USER will depend on what distribution you used; read the connect info on the AWS console, which will tell you what that is.
Where did you see an un-editable explicit deny in a NACL? This should not be the case in KodeKloud playground.