AWS license-manager documentation change
Summary
Generalized network security instructions from IPv4-specific to IP-agnostic language
Security assessment
The change removes IPv4 specificity to support broader IP configurations but maintains the same security requirements. No vulnerability is addressed, and security controls remain unchanged.
Diff
diff --git a/license-manager/latest/userguide/user-based-subscriptions.md b/license-manager/latest/userguide/user-based-subscriptions.md index 33b4534ce..9c0e7e10e 100644 --- a//license-manager/latest/userguide/user-based-subscriptions.md +++ b//license-manager/latest/userguide/user-based-subscriptions.md @@ -391 +391 @@ License Manager associates this security group to the VPC endpoints it creates o -Ensure that the security group that you use for your AD domain controllers allows outbound traffic to each domain controller's network interface IPv4 address. In addition, the domain controller security group should allow communication on all Active Directory related ports including TCP 9389. Port 9389 is required for Active Directory Web Services (ADWS), which is used by the Active Directory PowerShell module and other management tools to communicate with domain controllers. +Ensure that the security group that you use for your AD domain controllers allows outbound traffic to each domain controller's network interface IP address. In addition, the domain controller security group should allow communication on all Active Directory related ports including TCP 9389. Port 9389 is required for Active Directory Web Services (ADWS), which is used by the Active Directory PowerShell module and other management tools to communicate with domain controllers.