AWS Client VPN quotas - AWS Client VPN
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AWS Client VPN quotas

Your AWS account has the following quotas, formerly referred to as limits, related to Client VPN endpoints. Unless otherwise noted, each quota is Region-specific. You can request increases for some quotas, and other quotas cannot be increased.

To request a quota increase for an adjustable quota, choose Yes in the Adjustable column. For more information, see Requesting a quota increase in the Service Quotas User Guide.

Client VPN quotas

Name Default Adjustable
Authorization rules per Client VPN endpoint 50 Yes
Client VPN endpoints per Region 5 Yes
Concurrent client connections per Client VPN endpoint

This value depends on the number of subnet associations per endpoint.

  • 1 – 7,000

  • 2 – 36,500

  • 3 – 66,500

  • 4 – 96,500

  • 5 – 126,000

 Yes
Concurrent operations per Client VPN endpoint † 10 No
Entries in a client certificate revocation list for Client VPN endpoints 20,000 No
Routes per Client VPN endpoint 10 Yes

† Operations include:

  • Associate or disassociate subnets

  • Create or delete routes

  • Create or delete inbound and outbound rules

  • Create or delete security groups

Users and groups quotas

When you configure users and groups for Active Directory or a SAML-based IdP, the following quotas apply:

  • Users can belong to a maximum of 200 groups. We ignore any groups after the 200th group.

  • The maximum length for the group ID is 255 characters.

  • The maximum length for the name ID is 255 characters. We truncate characters after the 255th character.

General considerations

Take the following into consideration when you use Client VPN endpoints:

  • If you use Active Directory to authenticate the user, the Client VPN endpoint must belong to the same account as the AWS Directory Service resource used for Active Directory authentication.

  • If you use SAML-based federated authentication to authenticate a user, the Client VPN endpoint must belong to the same account as the IAM SAML identity provider that you create to define the IdP-to-AWS trust relationship. The IAM SAML identity provider can be shared across multiple Client VPN endpoints in the same AWS account.