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Bindings You can host numerous websites in IIS on the same EC2 Windows Server instance, if you have multiple websites. In order to do this, IIS uses Bindings, which are a mix of the protocol type, IP address, port, and hostname to distinguish various websites. However, you must specify a hostname to avoid IP and... Continue Reading

First, use RDP to connect to your EC2 Windows Server instance. Verify that the instance has all of the essential ports open, as well as that IIS is installed and configured. Log in to the EC2 console, select your instance, go to the Description page, and write down the Public IP address. Set up your... Continue Reading

In the event of a hardware failure, Amazon EC2 marks the affected hardware as defective. As a result, instances running on the problematic hardware hypervisor are transferred to healthy hardware. During the changeover, Amazon EBS-backed instances will be decommissioned, whereas instance store-backed instances will be decommissioned. We are notified of the AWS EC2 Hardware Degradation... Continue Reading

Are you looking for instructions on how to use Sysprep to create and install custom reusable Windows AMIs? Sysprep, a Microsoft utility, can be used to capture custom Windows images. The instance security identifiers (SID), computer name, and drivers are all removed by Sysprep from an Amazon EC2 Windows instance. Please keep the following points... Continue Reading

Every time I stop and start my Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instance, the auto-assigned public IP address connected with it changes. How can I provide my Windows or Linux EC2 instance a permanent public IP address that doesn’t change when I stop and start the instance? What is the meaning of an elastic... Continue Reading