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Summary

  • Add Add description option to IP filter source-adding step in the ECH/Serverless IP filtering page.
  • Add Add description option to VPC filter / private endpoint steps in the AWS, Azure, and GCP private connectivity pages.
  • Fix preexisting "AWS" → "GCP" typo in the GCP Private Service Connect page.

Closes https://github.com/elastic/docs-content-internal/issues/1648

Related: https://github.com/elastic/cloud-ui/issues/4018

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LGTM

6. Add a meaningful name and description for the IP filter.
7. Under **Access control**, select whether the IP filter should be applied to ingress or egress traffic. Currently, only ingress traffic filters are supported.
8. Add one or more allowed sources using IPv4, or a range of addresses with CIDR.
8. Add one or more allowed sources using IPv4, or a range of addresses with CIDR. For each source, you can select **Add description** to add an optional description that helps you identify the source later.

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8. Add one or more allowed sources using IPv4, or a range of addresses with CIDR. For each source, you can select **Add description** to add an optional description that helps you identify the source later.
8. Add one or more allowed sources using IPv4, or a range of addresses with CIDR. For each source, select **Add description** to add an optional description that helps you identify the source later.

Not really needed if we're saying "optional"

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6. Under **Connectivity**, select **PrivateLink**.
7. Optional: Under **VPC filter**, enter your VPC endpoint ID. You should only specify a VPC filter if you want to filter traffic to your deployment or project.
7. Optional: Under **VPC filter**, enter your VPC endpoint ID. You should only specify a VPC filter if you want to filter traffic to your deployment or project. For each VPC filter, you can select **Add description** to add an optional description that helps you identify the filter later.

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7. Optional: Under **VPC filter**, enter your VPC endpoint ID. You should only specify a VPC filter if you want to filter traffic to your deployment or project. For each VPC filter, you can select **Add description** to add an optional description that helps you identify the filter later.
7. Optional: Under **VPC filter**, enter your VPC endpoint ID. You should only specify a VPC filter if you want to filter traffic to your deployment or project. For each VPC filter, select **Add description** to add an optional description that helps you identify the filter later.

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6. Under **Connectivity**, select **PrivateLink**.
7. Enter your private endpoint **Resource name** and **Resource ID**. When applied to a deployment or project, this information will be used to filter traffic.
7. Enter your private endpoint **Resource name** and **Resource ID**. When applied to a deployment or project, this information will be used to filter traffic. You can select **Add description** to add an optional description that helps you identify the filter later.

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7. Enter your private endpoint **Resource name** and **Resource ID**. When applied to a deployment or project, this information will be used to filter traffic. You can select **Add description** to add an optional description that helps you identify the filter later.
7. Enter your private endpoint **Resource name** and **Resource ID**. When applied to a deployment or project, this information will be used to filter traffic. Select **Add description** to add an optional description that helps you identify the filter later.

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6. Under **Connectivity**, select **PrivateLink**.
7. Optional: Under **VPC filter**, enter your Private Service Connect endpoint connection ID. You should only specify a Private Service Connect endpoint connection ID if you want to filter traffic to your deployment.
7. Optional: Under **VPC filter**, enter your Private Service Connect endpoint connection ID. You should only specify a Private Service Connect endpoint connection ID if you want to filter traffic to your deployment. For each VPC filter, you can select **Add description** to add an optional description that helps you identify the filter later.

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7. Optional: Under **VPC filter**, enter your Private Service Connect endpoint connection ID. You should only specify a Private Service Connect endpoint connection ID if you want to filter traffic to your deployment. For each VPC filter, you can select **Add description** to add an optional description that helps you identify the filter later.
7. Optional: Under **VPC filter**, enter your Private Service Connect endpoint connection ID. You should only specify a Private Service Connect endpoint connection ID if you want to filter traffic to your deployment. For each VPC filter, select **Add description** to add an optional description that helps you identify the filter later.

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