Configure the cluster infrastructure subnet range
Use a cluster infrastructure subnet range to allocate IP addresses within a /27 CIDR block. This range provides the usable IP addresses for your cluster infrastructure.
Before you begin
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Review the table to determine valid start and end IP addresses for the /27 CIDR blocks you plan to use.
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The first four IP addresses in each subnet (including the network address) are reserved by AWS. Configure the CclSubnetRange to begin with the fifth IP address in the subnet.
The table shows the valid start and end IP addresses for each /27 CIDR allocation.
| CIDR | Start IP Address | End IP Address |
|---|---|---|
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x.y.z.0/27 |
x.y.z.4 |
x.y.z.30 |
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x.y.z.32/27 |
x.y.z.36 |
x.y.z.62 |
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x.y.z.64/27 |
x.y.z.68 |
x.y.z.94 |
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x.y.z.96/27 |
x.y.z.100 |
x.y.z.126 |
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x.y.z.128/27 |
x.y.z.132 |
x.y.z.158 |
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x.y.z.160/27 |
x.y.z.164 |
x.y.z.190 |
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x.y.z.192/27 |
x.y.z.196 |
x.y.z.222 |
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x.y.z.224/27 |
x.y.z.228 |
x.y.z.254 |
Complete these steps to configure the cluster infrastructure subnet range.
Procedure
Step 1 | Identify the /27 CIDR block assigned to your cluster infrastructure subnet. |
Step 2 | Find the matching CIDR in the mapping table. |
Step 3 | Replace "x.y.z" with the first three octets of your subnet. For example, 172.20.10 or 10.100.5. |
Step 4 | Configure the range by entering the start and end IP addresses from the mapping table for your subnet. |
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Example 1:
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CIDR: 172.20.10.64/27
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Subnet range: 172.20.10.68 to 172.20.10.94
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Example 2:
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CIDR: 10.100.5.128/27
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Subnet range: 10.100.5.132 to 10.100.5.158
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