May 2019
Intermediate to advanced
308 pages
8h 5m
English
All the subnets we create have automatically configured DHCP options to provide default AWS settings. In case we ever need to control DNS, NTP, and NetBIOS address distribution in our VPC, we can create a DHCP options set and then set and attach that new set to the VPC. A VPC can only have one DHCP options set attached to it at a time, so consider that the default AWS options will not be effective if we attach a new DHCP options set to the VPC. This is useful when we would like to provide hybrid infrastructures that would require the use of our own or on-premise DNS servers that can resolve some private addresses that are not present in AWS. Let's follow these steps to get started:
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