Introducing AWS Client VPN native AWS Transit Gateway attachment | Amazon Web Services

Introducing AWS Client VPN native AWS Transit Gateway attachment | Amazon Web Services

Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced native AWS Client VPN attachment on AWS Transit Gateway, allowing you to provide centralized remote access to multiple virtual private clouds (VPCs) and on-premises networks. With this native attachment, you can simplify your network architecture by using Transit Gateway as a central hub for remote access, while gaining enhanced visibility for security monitoring, compliance auditing, and troubleshooting.

Client VPN is a fully managed, client-based VPN service that allows remote users to securely access AWS resources and on-premises networks using an OpenVPN-based or AWS provided VPN client. Previously, connecting a Client VPN endpoint to multiple VPCs required you to create an endpoint in a dedicated VPC, configure that VPC’s route tables, and then connect it to resource VPCs through services like Transit Gateway or VPC peering—a multi-step process that added operational complexity as environments scaled. The new attachment…

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