[AWS] AWS.Client

[Casey Comendant]

To make your outbound connections from? This is something you would
have to setup or have your server administrator setup in your
networking and hosts files.

If you have the right ip address setup to the network interface and it
resolves to the internal hostname associated with it then an ssh
connection to this ip address should automatically bind whatever
connections you establish throughout your session to be to this same
ip address. An incorrect setup could make it look like you were trying
to to trick a remote server into thinking that you were on it's local
network as a primitive attempt of accessing it's internal resources.
Most security policies today will automatically detect and block such
a connection attempt, which could well be the case demonstrated here.

It's also possible with Ubuntu that there could be a restrictive
AppArmor policy denying certain types of connections through a custom
iptables ruleset if this is a multiuser environment.

On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 7:38 AM, Joseph Montanez
<jmontanez at gorilla3d.com> wrote:
> Is there a way to bind a specific IP address to AWS.Client?
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