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Step 7: Validating connection using the DNS server configuration - Amazon FinSpace

Step 7: Validating connection using the DNS server configuration

As an example, create a private hosted zone in your account that has an A record rule for example.com and Private IP DNS name of customerEc2Instance.

To create a private hosted zone, see Creating a private hosted zone in the Amazon Route 53 User Guide. To create a record rule, see this section.

Start a q process and connect to the RDB cluster on port 5005 by using the following example command.

q)cs_rdb1: <RDB cluster connection string> q)cs_rdb1: ssr[cs_rdb1;"\n";""] q)conn: hopen cs_rdb1 q)conn hopen(":<Private IP DNS name of customerEc2Instance 5005"; 10)

Next, run the following command to test connection on port 5005 by using the DNS name example.com.

q)cs_rdb1: <RDB cluster connection string> q)cs_rdb1: ssr[cs_rdb1;"\n";""] q)conn: hopen cs_rdb1 q)conn hopen(":example.com:5005"; 10)

The connection test using the DNS name should work successfully.

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