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= Remove public IP from the web server =
Since your web server is accessible from anywhere on the internet - there's really no reason why it should have a public IP at all. This will be an opportunity for you to learn to plan in advance as much as you can. * In the AWS EC2 web console navigate to the configuration for ww's network interface ww-nic.* Removing Do click on every option you can find, look for a way to remove ww's public ip IP address: [[File:AWSCantRemovePublicIP.png|800px|border|center]] Strangely the option to remove a public IP from an instance which was intitially configured to have a public IP assigned automatically doesn't exist. Perhaps it will be added in the future (AWS does add features all the time), but at this time you just can't do it. That means we'll have to rebuild the ww VM. That's why we called it ww instead of www. Don't get annoyed, keep these two things in mind: # They say practice makes perfect. Perfection is not expected from you, but practice will make you more comfortable and more able to take on more complex problems. Yes, you'll have to redo some of the work. Have That's a good thing. It means more practice and you will benefit from it.# You won't need to modify subnet and recreate redo ''everything''. You'll find that you can keep much of the work you completed because your website was stored on a logical volume on an extra EBS device, separate from the vm:main ww storage device.
== Rebuild ww into www ==
