Connect to VirtuCrypt Access Points (VAPs) through AWS
Connect to the endpoint through the private DNS name
Steps to configure and use private DNS for VAP connectivity in AWS.
In addition to connecting to the VAP through a local IP, we also support using a private DNS name (such as vap.virtucrypt.com). To support this, you must allow it from the AWS console, by performing the following steps:
1
Select the newly created endpoint and select Actions > Modify Private DNS names.
2
Select the Enable Private DNS Name checkbox. Select [ Modify Private DNS names ] to save your changes. This enables the server to connect directly to vap.virtucrypt.com, rather than through the local IP.
Enable Private DNS Name
3
When ready to connect to the VAP from your server, use the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) and Port Range provided by Futurex.
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