Access Object Storage from a Private LAN

Using an Object Storage endpoint with a Managed Network Load Balancer (NLB) creates a secure connection to use IONOS Object Storage within your work environment.

To access Object Storage from a private LAN using NLB, follow these steps:

1. In the DCD, select the NLB element to open its properties in the Inspector pane on the right.

2. In the Settings, provide the information such as Name, Primary IPv4, and Add IP settings. Adding one or more Listener IPs is optional. For more information, see Settings.

3. In the Private IPs, enter the private IP address and click Add IP. To do so, follow the steps in Add and delete IPs.

4. In the Forwarding rules, Add forwarding rule as follows:

• Listener IP: Select the Private IP as the Listener IP of the forwarding rule.

• Algorithm: Choose any from the drop-down list.

• Protocol: Use TCP, which is the default value.

For more information on other configuration details for the forwarding rule, see Create a rule.

5. In the Add target, configure using these values:

• Target IP: Select a corresponding Target IP value that is the public IP address of the desired endpoint.

Following is the example of IP address values obtained for the endpoints:

• Target port: Use the value 443. This is the specific port on which a service or application is running on a server.

• Weight: Enter a target weight from 1 to 256.

• Proxy Protocol: Choose none for disabling the proxy protocol.

For more information on other configuration details of the target, see Create a target.

6. Click PROVISION CHANGES to save the configurations and apply them.

7. Configure /etc/hosts on the backend server. For example, run the following command to open the file with sudo privileges:sudo nano /etc/hosts.

• Edit the file /etc/hosts by adding a new line with a private listener IP address followed by the endpoint. This will map a specific domain to the private IP address of your NLB.

Example:

10.10.0.1 s3.eu-central-3.ionoscloud.com