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For more details on each instance installation, see Installing the Precise frameworkcheck the .precise installation guide.

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Enabling ports in an AWS server

The ports will need to be enabled You must enable the ports in the AWS server . This is done by adding inbound rules.

To add inbound rules, carry out the following steps:
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1. Log in to the AWS console and search for EC2 services in the search bar

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2. From EC2 resources, select Running Instances

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2. Using the host name, search for any instance that needs its port opened, and then select the machine.
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2. In the Description section of the lower tab

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1. , select the Security group

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2. Select Inbound Rules from the ‘Security Groups’ details tab and edit the ‘Inbound rules’
   Select ‘Add rule’ and fill the details in.  
   The parameters are:
   Type info: type of port you want to open: database server, web servers, some custom port etc.
   Ex: database
   Port range info: range of port to open.
   Ex: 1433 for SQL
   Source info: Which machines can access this port.
   The list of ports that need to be open is summarised in the table below: