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HARIHARAN M Avatar HARIHARAN M  answered KJ RESHMAA's question. 2 hours ago

What are the basic steps to launch a Windows EC2 instance?

hit create a instance(virtual server), inside instance page
select windows OS

1. in Instance type: select t3.micro (free one)
2. then Key pair :
  • create a key pair, choose a name for your key pair,
  • then for key pair type select RSA (which is default for windows),
  • then for private key file format, select .pem(usually for linux/windows OS'es)

3. Hit the create key pair button, then instance will be created

then we gotta check the status, then we can proceed further
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Ramya Sridhar
Ramya Sridhar 9 minutes ago
We launch the EC2 instance-->Connect-->Choose RDP tab-->get password by uploading the private key and decrypting it
Ramya Sridhar
Ramya Sridhar 21 minutes ago
Yes , We can use the key pair for multiple EC2 instances
HARIHARAN M
HARIHARAN M 2 hours ago
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HARIHARAN M
HARIHARAN M 2 hours ago
remote desktop protocol is the fullform of RDP which is used to remotely access a desktop via server i guess
KJ RESHMAA
KJ RESHMAA 10 hours ago
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