Summary:
I4. CFT RemoteAccessCidr parameter: Add AllowedValues or a Default or give guidance to the user on what should be entered here.
R4. We can’t implement allowed values here, because this is entirely dependent on the customers network security posture and there’s millions of potential options in the IPv4 space. Here’s what I have staged right now with the Windows bastion pivot, which is similar to what we’ve used in other Quick Start projects and customers haven’t complained. Will this work?
RemoteAccessCidr:
Type: String
Description: >-
IPv4 CIDR block that will be permitted to connect to the Windows and
Linux bastion hosts. We recommend that you set this value to a trusted
network.
Add recommendations on how to get derive that value for first-timers configuring AWS resources.
Summary: I4. CFT RemoteAccessCidr parameter: Add AllowedValues or a Default or give guidance to the user on what should be entered here. R4. We can’t implement allowed values here, because this is entirely dependent on the customers network security posture and there’s millions of potential options in the IPv4 space. Here’s what I have staged right now with the Windows bastion pivot, which is similar to what we’ve used in other Quick Start projects and customers haven’t complained. Will this work? RemoteAccessCidr: Type: String Description: >- IPv4 CIDR block that will be permitted to connect to the Windows and Linux bastion hosts. We recommend that you set this value to a trusted network.
Add recommendations on how to get derive that value for first-timers configuring AWS resources.
Suggested Assignee: Troy Priority: P0