Infoblox NIOS for AWS v9.x (BYOL)
Overview
“Targeting industry-leading enterprise-grade DNS, DHCP, and IP address management (IPAM) (collectively, DDI) platforms, have been consolidated into a unified control plane for Amazon Web Services deployments. Infoblox vNiOS for Amazon Web Services provides hardened virtual devices built for security and reliability, and integrates highly available and elastic DDI and device databases, supports automatic property inheritance, templates, wizards, and powerful APIs for rapid integration and deployment. The platform provides DNS services to Amazon Web Services and local clients. Additionally, running DHCP for non-VPC clients is supported. Cloud Platform (CP) devices for Amazon Web Services provide continuous availability and scalability of native APIs in distributed environments
Highlights
- Automated discovery, visibility, and compliance auditing: VPC and EC2 instances can be automatically discovered, and visibility can be provided, and public cloud assets can be integrated into a unified DNS and IP address management system across networks and regions. Conduct detailed audits, simplify compliance reporting, and ensure full visibility.
- Flexible deployment options and high availability: Supports multiple deployment methods, including various Grid roles, and supports high-availability failover between Amazon Web Services and local devices. This enables maximum flexibility, scalability, and service availability.
- Integrated Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB): The vniOS solution for Amazon Web Services also supports running DNS Traffic Control (DTC), providing a DNS-based, cost-effective global server load balancing (GSLB) solution.
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Infoblox NIOS for AWS v9.x (BYOL)
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64-bit (x86) Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
Version release notes
NIOS 9.1.0 adds new capabilities for cross-authentication, cloud, DNS, API, and operational control. Starting with this release, VniOS is officially supported for deployment on Amazon Web Services China. OAuth 2.0 Authentication Grid Manager and API Access Using PingIdentity Microsoft DNS/DHCP management IPv6 server HA support for Vnios on Oracle cloud infrastructure Threat insight module set separated from NIOS image Support DNSTAP on BIND servers DNS over TLS and DNS over HTTPS are supported on BIND vDiscovery supports network containers and networks with the same CIDR DNS flow control multi-purpose backup topology rules uuid support in the NIOS API Route migration from Quagga to FRRouting (FRR) Upgrade notes Direct upgrades from 9.0.8 and earlier 9.0 to 9.1.0 are supported. X version 8.6.5 and earlier 8.6. x version. You can't upgrade directly from 8.5. X and earlier to 9.1.0. A test upgrade is required before upgrading from 9.1.0 to a later version. Before upgrading, check pending hotfix backup configuration/data and check the upgrade guide. Changes in behavior Apply the new username verification rules. Some special characters are limited to the name and search fields. SNMP engine ID generation changed to behavior based on hardware IDs. Some algorithms that are not recommended are disabled by default.
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Usage instructions
- Instance launch and network access When you launch this AMI, make sure the instance is assigned the relevant security group rules (which allow inbound traffic on TCP 443 and TCP ports 22). Once the instance is launched, the Infoblox system will automatically obtain a private IP address through the Amazon Web Services VPC DHCP service. If an Elastic IP (EIP) is assigned, it can also be managed through the public network.
- It takes approximately 5-10 minutes for the login and default credentials system to fully start and initialize. Once the initialization is complete, access it using the following methods: Web UI (HTTPS): In a browser, access the https: //<实例的公网或私有_IP > CLI (SSH): Use an SSH client to connect to the instance's IP address (port 22 as defined in the scan port above). Default username: admin Default password: infoblox (For security reasons, it is highly recommended that you change the default password immediately after first login.)
- Initial system configuration After logging in for the first time, you will be taken to the Infoblox Grid Manager interface. Create a new Grid: Follow the initial wizard to set the Grid properties and configure it as a standalone Grid Master. Join an existing grid: If this instance is deployed as a member, navigate to the Grid tab and enter the IP address and shared secret of your existing Grid Master to complete the node addition.
- License Activation To enable core DDI (DNS, DHCP, IPAM) service features, you must install a valid Infoblox license. Please navigate to the Grid -> Licenses page and upload or enter your temporary/official license key.
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