# 6. NAT Instances

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Click on Community AM's

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We need to launch NAT instance always in Public Subnet.

\>>Also for NAT instances we need to disable the Source/Destination Check:

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We need to copy public key pair into the private pem file : 

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Now to provide internet to PrivateSubnet we need to do modications in Route table : 

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