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AWS solutions documentation change

Service: solutions · 2025-03-26 · Documentation low

File: solutions/latest/network-orchestration-aws-transit-gateway/using-and-customizing-route-tables.md

Summary

Fixed markdown formatting in route table descriptions and parameter placeholder syntax

Security assessment

Formatting changes and placeholder syntax correction without security impact.

Diff

diff --git a/solutions/latest/network-orchestration-aws-transit-gateway/using-and-customizing-route-tables.md b/solutions/latest/network-orchestration-aws-transit-gateway/using-and-customizing-route-tables.md
index ae8ab9da9..d0dd8fb56 100644
--- a/solutions/latest/network-orchestration-aws-transit-gateway/using-and-customizing-route-tables.md
+++ b/solutions/latest/network-orchestration-aws-transit-gateway/using-and-customizing-route-tables.md
@@ -15 +15 @@ This solution creates the following default transit gateway route tables: `Flat`
-  * **Flat** **route table** – VPCs associated with the `Flat` policy can reach other VPCs associated with the `Flat`, `SharedServices`, or `Hybrid` policies. The `Flat` policy enables a VPC to have connectivity to many other VPCs. 
+  * **Flat** * **route table** \- VPCs associated with the `Flat` policy can reach other VPCs associated with the `Flat`, `SharedServices`, or `Hybrid` policies. The `Flat` policy enables a VPC to have connectivity to many other VPCs.
@@ -17 +17 @@ This solution creates the following default transit gateway route tables: `Flat`
-  * **Isolated** **route table** – VPCs associated with the `Isolated policy` can reach VPCs with the `SharedServices` and `Hybrid` policies. VPCs in the `Isolated` policy can’t use Transit Gateway to connect to other VPCs in the `Isolated` policy. This policy is for VPCs that don’t communicate with each other. 
+  * **Isolated route table** \- VPCs associated with the `Isolated policy` can reach VPCs with the `SharedServices` and `Hybrid` policies. VPCs in the `Isolated` policy can’t use Transit Gateway to connect to other VPCs in the `Isolated` policy. This policy is for VPCs that don’t communicate with each other.
@@ -19 +19 @@ This solution creates the following default transit gateway route tables: `Flat`
-  * **Infrastructure** **route table** – VPCs associated with the `SharedServices` policy can reach other VPCs associated with the `Isolated`, `Flat`, or `Hybrid` policies. The `SharedServices` policy is used for VPCs that many other VPCs may rely on, such as shared authentication, shared tooling, or orchestration tools. 
+  * **Infrastructure route table** \- VPCs associated with the `SharedServices` policy can reach other VPCs associated with the `Isolated`, `Flat`, or `Hybrid` policies. The `SharedServices` policy is used for VPCs that many other VPCs may rely on, such as shared authentication, shared tooling, or orchestration tools.
@@ -21 +21 @@ This solution creates the following default transit gateway route tables: `Flat`
-  * **On-premises route table –** This route table is used for connecting to on-premises through either [AWS Virtual Private Network](https://aws.amazon.com/vpn/) (AWS VPN) or [AWS Direct Connect](https://aws.amazon.com/directconnect/). Associate your on-premises connections to the `On-premises` route table. 
+  * **On-premises route table -** This route table is used for connecting to on-premises through either [AWS Virtual Private Network](https://aws.amazon.com/vpn/) (AWS VPN) or [AWS Direct Connect](https://aws.amazon.com/directconnect/). Associate your on-premises connections to the `On-premises` route table.
@@ -123 +123 @@ To associate a new VPC to this route table:
-        Attach-to-tgw: _< leave blank>_
+        Attach-to-tgw: <leave blank>