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I don't see why it wouldn't. I guess it would have to use the private DNS though. Currently it uses the public DNS for the instance to connect. It will only us
by skavanagh 13y ago
I don't see why it wouldn't. I guess it would have to use the private DNS though. Currently it uses the public DNS for the instance to connect. It will only use the private DNS if the public doesn't exist. Should be an easy change to make it configurable so you can set it to always use the private.
- aluskuiuc 13y agoIf you look up the public DNS from inside EC2, it resolves to the private address.