# 5. Internet Gateway & Route Tables

As we already created our Subnet now launch EC2 instance:

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Still we not able to SSH into our EC2 instances: What we need to do is to add the Router table to our Internet Gateway:

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Now create two route tables one is public route table & another one is private route table : 

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