AWS dcv: Reword session type table entries for console and virtual sessions
Summary
Table cells describing console and virtual session support were reworded (e.g., 'Windows, Linux, and macOS servers' instead of 'Linux, macOS, and Windows Amazon DCV servers'). No security content change.
Security assessment
The change is a cosmetic rewording of the session type comparison table; it does not alter any security-relevant behavior, permissions model, or guidance.
Evidence
+Console | Windows, Linux, and macOS servers | No, only one console session allowed on each server | Only the admin user can start and close sessions | Yes | Yes, without additional software
Diff
diff --git a/dcv/latest/adminguide/managing-sessions-intro.md b/dcv/latest/adminguide/managing-sessions-intro.md index 8d0f8020c..d0429b992 100644 --- a//dcv/latest/adminguide/managing-sessions-intro.md +++ b//dcv/latest/adminguide/managing-sessions-intro.md @@ -15,2 +15,2 @@ Session type | Support | Multiple sessions | Required permissions | Direct scree -Console | Linux, macOS, and Windows Amazon DCV servers | No, only one console session allowed on each server | Only the admin user can start and close sessions | Yes | Yes, without additional software -Virtual | Linux Amazon DCV servers only | Yes, multiple virtual sessions are allowed on a single server | Any user can start and close sessions | No, a dedicated X server (Xdcv), runs for each virtual session. The screen is captured from the X server. | Yes, but requires the DCV-GL package +Console | Windows, Linux, and macOS servers | No, only one console session allowed on each server | Only the admin user can start and close sessions | Yes | Yes, without additional software +Virtual | Linux servers only | Yes, multiple virtual sessions are allowed on a single server | Any user can start and close sessions | No, a dedicated X server (Xdcv), runs for each virtual session. The screen is captured from the X server. | Yes, but requires the DCV-GL package