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Awesome, thank you! I'm getting ready to take my AWS CSA exam here shortly. I thought I was going crazy and or missing or skipped a topic/something. If it's not available, then AWS really needs to remove those things from the interface to avoid confusion (at least for new accounts)
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Awesome, thank you! I'm getting ready to take my AWS CSA exam here shortly. I thought I was going crazy and or missing or skipped a topic/something. If it's not available, then AWS really needs to remove those things from the interface to avoid confusion (at least for new accounts)

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FYI...My account is brand new, not and old EC2 classic.<br />
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I noticed in the console under security groups, you can filter between VPC SG or EC2 SG. However, I don't see anyway to create a VPC SG, only EC2 SG (and you select which VPC you want it in).<br />
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I thought there was only EC2 SG, and NACLs? Is there explicit separate VPC SGs or something I'm missing?
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FYI...My account is brand new, not and old EC2 classic.

I noticed in the console under security groups, you can filter between VPC SG or EC2 SG. However, I don't see anyway to create a VPC SG, only EC2 SG (and you select which VPC you want it in).

I thought there was only EC2 SG, and NACLs? Is there explicit separate VPC SGs or something I'm missing?

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