AWS drs documentation change
Summary
Removed redundant note and added clarification about private IP persistence in launch templates. Updated terminology from 'licence' to 'license' and clarified tag transfer behavior.
Security assessment
Changes provide operational clarifications about IP management and terminology corrections without introducing security features or addressing vulnerabilities
Diff
diff --git a/drs/latest/userguide/launch-general-settings.md b/drs/latest/userguide/launch-general-settings.md index e57304090..7fe9df6d0 100644 --- a//drs/latest/userguide/launch-general-settings.md +++ b//drs/latest/userguide/launch-general-settings.md @@ -71,2 +70,0 @@ Choose **Yes** if you want to use a private IP. The IP will be shown in brackets -###### Note - @@ -76,0 +75,2 @@ Choose **Yes** if you want to use a private IP. The IP will be shown in brackets + * Removing a private IP from a specific server's settings does not remove it from the launch template. + @@ -79 +79 @@ Choose **Yes** if you want to use a private IP. The IP will be shown in brackets - * **Transfer server tags –** Choose whether you want AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery to transfer any user-configured custom tags from your source servers onto your drill or recovery instance. These tags are attached to all source servers, all launched drill and recovery instances, and all of the ephemeral resources that are created on your AWS Account during the normal operation of AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery. Transfer server tags only copies tags associated with the source servers in the AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery console, and does not copy the EC2 source server tags (in case of AWS to AWS DR implementation). + * **Transfer server tags –** Choose whether you want AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery to transfer any user-configured custom tags from your source servers onto your drill or recovery instance. These tags are attached to all source servers, all launched drill and recovery instances, and all of the ephemeral resources that are created on your AWS Account during the normal operation of AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery. Transfer server tags only copies tags associated with the source servers in the AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery console, and does not copy the EC2 source server tags (in case of AWS to AWS disaster recovery implementation). @@ -101 +101 @@ You can always add tags from the Amazon EC2 console as described in [this Amazon -**Transfer server tags** will be deactivated if you set a value for **Launch into instance ID** , as this setting cannot affect an already launched instance. +**Transfer server tags** is deactivated if you set a value for **Launch into instance ID** , because this setting cannot affect an already launched instance.