AWS NACL and Security Groups | Ephemeral Ports | Visual Explanations
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- What is NACL or Network access control list?
It is an optional layer of security for your VPC that acts as a firewall for controlling traffic in and out of one or more subnets.
So we need to understand clearly that NACL is the optional layer, which works for controlling the traffic with the Subnet.
And security group works at the instance level not the subnet level.
And there are a few rules and basic concepts that we need to understand before we can use NACL properly:
1. The default VPC automatically comes with a modifiable default network ACL. and By default, it allows all inbound and outbound IPv4 traffic.
2. You can create a custom network ACL and associate it with a subnet. With the default one that you have, if you don't want to use it or if you want to use a specific target measure, then you can create your own NACL and attach your subnets to it.
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Network ACLs are attached to VPC and associated at Subnet level. But somewhere I read these ACLs are configured at Implied router?
AWS Network Access Control Lists (ACLs) are indeed associated with subnets within a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), not with routers directly. The idea that they might be "configured at the Implied router" might come from a misconception or simplification.
Here's a deeper look:
Network ACLs act as a firewall for controlling traffic in and out of a subnet. They evaluate the ingress (incoming) and egress (outgoing) traffic based on the defined rules, allowing or denying packets accordingly.
In AWS, each subnet must be associated with a network ACL. If you don't explicitly associate a subnet with a network ACL, the subnet is automatically associated with the default network ACL.
When you send a request from your subnet to another location (like the internet or another VPC), the traffic has to pass through an AWS-managed router. However, the router itself is not something you manage or attach ACLs to. The router is implied, meaning that it's a part of the infrastructure provided by AWS. This is probably where the confusion about the "Implied router" comes from.
In terms of "configuration", the settings you define for a network ACL control the traffic that the AWS infrastructure allows to reach or leave your subnet. So, while you're not actually configuring the router itself, you're controlling the traffic it routes to your subnet.
In summary, you attach Network ACLs to subnets within your VPC, and they control traffic at the subnet level. While this traffic is routed through AWS's internal routers, these routers are part of the AWS-managed infrastructure and are not directly configured by users.
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Just wanted to make sure that Security groups are stateful and NACLs are stateless? if yes, then at 2:57 NACL slide, it says stateful, is it a typo?
No that was just for security groups IE why I mentioned it next to the security group. I haven't mentioned stateless
nice video but one doubt when we used ephemeral ports for custom TCP at 28:47 but why we did not use ephemeral ports for other protocols in outbound rules????
What's the logic of allowing port 80 in outbound rules, if outbound rules will allow connection based on Ephemeral ports.
at the end of the video ( approx 29 minute mark ), with the outbound rules, are rules 100 and 110 needed? or will rule 120 work for ssh and http requests
1:30 timelines are not in the description for my convenient
thanks for the feedback
at 23:04 , on deleting the port 80 in outbound rules, how does that works Sir? As per the sample table, on sending the request we had(source ip, source port:ephemeral port, dest ip ,dest port:80) so on sending the request will it not check the outbound rule for dest port:80.
Please clarify sir
For sending it checks dest port which is 80 and same is mentioned in the inbound rules.
But for outbound rule the dest port is not 80 but rather it is taken from the ephemeral port range rather.
Be clear that the destination port is 80 and the source port from destination(outbound) is selected from Ephemeral port and need not be 80. Thats how NACL works.
NACL ---- need to check both in and out?
SEC GROUP----- no need to check on the way out?
the rules and how they are executed are next!
Yes that is why NaCl rules are important