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This section will provide some information about how to configure such a setup in a cloud environment. It is not specific to one cloud provider. Hence, the descriptions may refer to different cloud providers if appropriate.
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Basic Concept
The following images illustrates the basic concept when working with a dedicated network interface for the guest operating system. There are, of course, many variations depending on the specific environment.
Scenario: host and guest system have a dedicated NIC. The NIC used by the Charon host has a private and a public IP address, the NIC used by the guest system a private IP address and optionally a public IP address. The Internet and VPN gateways are only used for illustration and are not part of this example.
Please note: If the NIC dedicated to the guest OS does not have a public IP address, the guest system may still be able to access the Internet via the customer network reachable across a VPN gateway. This will depend on the customer specific network configuration. This type of connection is the recommended way to provided external network access to the guest system as the VPN ensures that traffic across a public network is encrypted.
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The basic steps to implement the above configuration are as follows:
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Step 2: Add the Dedicated NIC to the Emulator Configuration
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