Routing Options: Dynamic (requires BGP) 7. Customer Gateway ID: Choose the CGW created earlier 6. Virtual Private Gateway: Choose the VPG created earlier 4. Target Gateway Type: Virtual Private Gateway 3. ASN: Amazon default ASN Right click on the newly created object and attach it to your selected VPC Site-to-Site VPN Connectionsįinal step will be creating a new VPN connection based on the previously created objects by navigating to VPC >Site-to-Site VPN Connections and creating new VPN connection - 1. Next step will be creating Virtual Private Gateway by navigating to VPC > Virtual Private Gateways and creating new VPG object - 1. IP Address: External IP address of your router (preferably static IP allocated by your ISP) Other fields are optional. BGP ASN: I choose 65000, you can use a private ASN in the 64512–65534 range. We start by browsing to AWS console and navigating to VPC > Customer Gateways and creating a new CGW object - 1. I didn’t use aws-vpn-mikrotik to generate the config as it seems outdated and doesn’t parse the configuration file as expected.
Network CIDRs in this walkthrough are as follow but your setup may vary: Local (Home): 192.168.88.0/24 Remote (VPC): 172.31.0.0/16 Your MikroTik has no previous VPN configuration which may interfere
I take into consideration MikroTik is no stranger and you know your way around Winbox utility and the command-line interface.
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