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AWS sap documentation change

Service: sap · 2026-03-19 · Documentation low

File: sap/latest/general/rise-connection-implementation-steps.md

Summary

Expanded SAP provisioning tasks list with detailed security-related bullet points

Security assessment

Added explicit documentation about security groups, private certificates, and route table updates as part of standard provisioning process, but no evidence of addressing a specific security vulnerability

Diff

diff --git a/sap/latest/general/rise-connection-implementation-steps.md b/sap/latest/general/rise-connection-implementation-steps.md
index 9b2e5ec0a..b6a4e9e47 100644
--- a//sap/latest/general/rise-connection-implementation-steps.md
+++ b//sap/latest/general/rise-connection-implementation-steps.md
@@ -60 +60 @@ In the questionnaire, provide the following details about your Direct Connect co
-  * The IP address ranges of your on-premises network (to allow for proper firewall configuration) Additionally, include information about your on-premises router, such as the make, model, and interface details.
+  * The IP address ranges of your on-premises network (to allow for proper firewall configuration)
@@ -64,0 +65,2 @@ In the questionnaire, provide the following details about your Direct Connect co
+Additionally, include information about your on-premises router, such as the make, model, and interface details.
+
@@ -118 +120,2 @@ The Site-to-Site VPN connection consists of three key components:
-  3. The S2S VPN connection that binds the VGW and CGW together over two secure IPSec tunnels in an active/passive configuration For in-depth documentation on establishing the AWS Site-to-Site VPN connection, you can refer to the AWS documentation at https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpn/latest/s2svpn/SetUpVPNConnections.html.
+  3. The S2S VPN connection that binds the VGW and CGW together over two secure IPSec tunnels in an active/passive configuration
+
@@ -121,0 +125 @@ The Site-to-Site VPN connection consists of three key components:
+For in-depth documentation on establishing the AWS Site-to-Site VPN connection, refer to [Getting started with AWS Site-to-Site VPN](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpn/latest/s2svpn/SetUpVPNConnections.html) in the AWS documentation.
@@ -127 +131,10 @@ This approach builds on the steps outlined in the previous Option 1 for setting
-While your Direct Connect connections are being provisioned, you can begin preparing your on-premises infrastructure for the VPN setup: * Review the AWS documentation on Site-to-Site VPN to understand the requirements and best practices. * Ensure your firewalls allow the necessary traffic for the VPN tunnels. * Confirm you have two customer gateway devices or a single device capable of managing multiple VPN tunnels.
+While your Direct Connect connections are being provisioned, you can begin preparing your on-premises infrastructure for the VPN setup:
+
+  * Review the AWS documentation on Site-to-Site VPN to understand the requirements and best practices.
+
+  * Ensure your firewalls allow the necessary traffic for the VPN tunnels.
+
+  * Confirm you have two customer gateway devices or a single device capable of managing multiple VPN tunnels.
+
+
+
@@ -155 +168,2 @@ In the AWS Connectivity Questionnaire, you’ll need to provide the following in
-  * Customer On-Premises Network IP ranges Submit the completed questionnaire to SAP. They will then create the VPN connection and provide you with the configuration details.
+  * Customer On-Premises Network IP ranges
+
@@ -158,0 +173 @@ In the AWS Connectivity Questionnaire, you’ll need to provide the following in
+Submit the completed questionnaire to SAP. They will then create the VPN connection and provide you with the configuration details.
@@ -162 +177,12 @@ In the AWS Connectivity Questionnaire, you’ll need to provide the following in
-After you submit the completed questionnaire, SAP will handle the following tasks (the list below is illustrative only for this context): * Create the customer gateway (with your provided information like BGP ASN, IP address, and optional private certificate) * Create the AWS Site-to-Site VPN and attach it to the RISE with SAP Transit Gateway and your customer gateway * Provide the VPN configuration file for you to set up on your on-premises router * If you need SAP to provision Transit Gateway in RISE VPC, SAP will add the necessary route to the Transit Gateway route table and update the security groups
+After you submit the completed questionnaire, SAP will handle the following tasks (the list below is illustrative only for this context):
+
+  * Create the customer gateway (with your provided information like BGP ASN, IP address, and optional private certificate)
+
+  * Create the AWS Site-to-Site VPN and attach it to the RISE with SAP Transit Gateway and your customer gateway
+
+  * Provide the VPN configuration file for you to set up on your on-premises router
+
+  * If you need SAP to provision Transit Gateway in RISE VPC, SAP will add the necessary route to the Transit Gateway route table and update the security groups
+
+
+