AWS drs documentation change
Summary
Fixed typos: changed 'VMWare' to 'VMware' and 'disk' to 'disks' in the source server identification and hardware description sections.
Security assessment
These are minor typographical corrections with no security implications. The changes improve clarity but do not address security vulnerabilities or add security-related content.
Diff
diff --git a/drs/latest/userguide/source-server-info.md b/drs/latest/userguide/source-server-info.md index 85befd983..e6a39ef22 100644 --- a//drs/latest/userguide/source-server-info.md +++ b//drs/latest/userguide/source-server-info.md @@ -21 +21 @@ The **Server info** tab shows general server information, hardware, and network - * **Identification hint** s: under most circumstances, the hostname is the best identifier, as it is what is used throughout the console as the name of the source server. If you need to validate which external server this is referring to in your data center, you can use one of the additional fields: Fully qualified domain name, VMware virtual machine identifier (only if source is VMWare), AWS instance ID (only is source is running on AWS). + * **Identification hint** s: under most circumstances, the hostname is the best identifier, as it is what is used throughout the console as the name of the source server. If you need to validate which external server this is referring to in your data center, you can use one of the additional fields: Fully qualified domain name, VMware virtual machine identifier (only if source is VMware), AWS instance ID (only if source is running on AWS). @@ -23 +23 @@ The **Server info** tab shows general server information, hardware, and network - * **Hardware and operating system** : the CPUs, RAM, disks, and network interfaces on the external server, as well as the type and full name of the operating system running on that server. The disks shown are all the disk on the source server, and may include disks not being replicated. + * **Hardware and operating system** : the CPUs, RAM, disks, and network interfaces on the external server, as well as the type and full name of the operating system running on that server. The disks shown are all the disks on the source server, and may include disks not being replicated.