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Okay, so we don't have a lot to plan out here, but we should at least take a

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quick look at our diagram, make sure we're on the same page, and we know what

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we're going to be deploying.

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There's going to be a second router in AWS, a second router at headquarters,

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and of course we're going to build a VPN between them.

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The main thing we're going to have to worry about though is how we handle the

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redundancy on the AWS side. So let's jump in and take a look.
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redundancy on the AWS side. So let's jump in and take a look.

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So for this skill we're going to be using AWS Cloud Depology 4.

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And what we're going to be configuring is a few things here. First, we are

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going to be configuring router 2 at headquarters.

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And we're going to configure a first hop redundancy protocol here. In doing so

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we're going to create a dot one that's going to be the first hop redundancy

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protocol virtual router.

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And then of course, as shown here on the diagram, we're going to have router
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And then of course, as shown here on the diagram, we're going to have router

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one at dot two and router two at dot three.

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We'll have to configure that. That's not how those are right now.

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The other big change of course is deploying the redundant catalyst 8000 v AWS R

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2 into our VPC.

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We're going to be deploying this parallel to router one, meaning it's going to

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be connected to subnet 10 on the client side, subnet one on the external side,
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and where AWS router one is dot two 54 on each of these subnets.

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We're going to configure router two to be dot two 53 on each of these subnets.

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Other than that, it's going to be an almost duplicate deployment.

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Then of course, the big thing we have to do for all of this to work.

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We already have a VPN from the onsite router one to the AWS router one.

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What we're going to be adding in this skill of course is router two with a
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What we're going to be adding in this skill of course is router two with a

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tunnel to AWS router two.

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Now we already talked about the fact that we're going to have some form of

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first hop redundancy protocol.

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Again, we're just going to use a just RP, but that won't work over here on the

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AWS side.

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And that's where we're going to have to configure AWS R one and R two.

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And what they're going to do is interact with the AWS API.

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And what that's going to do is cause AWS to update the next hop in our routing
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And what that's going to do is cause AWS to update the next hop in our routing

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table from the two 54 that it is now and move it to the dot two 53.

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Therefore, providing for first hop redundancy in the AWS environment.

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So this is what we're going to be configuring.

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First thing we need to do is to deploy that second 8000 V into AWS.

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So let's go ahead and start there.
