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# Project 4 - AWS
Go to the learner lab environment
Start instance
Once the icon goes green click on aws
You will end up here
### Creating a key pair:
navigate to the EC2 console
Now navigate to the key pairs under networking & security
Create key pair
### Create security groups:
Rule for ssh
### Launch an Instance
### Successful SSH connection
### Web Server setup in AWS instance
`Sudo yum install httpd`
`Sudo nano /var/www/html/index.html`
`Sudo systemctl restart httpd`
Change the security group inbound rules
Connection from lan machine
How to get password for windows instances
Remmina RDP into windows server
How to terminate instances
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