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1. Setup the [Bastion Host AWS requirements](( {{< relref "ha_bastion.md#Bastion Host Requirements for AWS (Amazon Web Services)" >}} )).
1. Ensure you have [Chef Automate utility](( {{< relref "ha_bastion.md#Download and Install the Chef Automate Utility" >}})) installed, else download and install the latest version.
1. Configure [Bastion Host for AWS ](( {{< relref "ha_bastion.md#Configuring Bastion for AWS Deployment Type" >}} )).
-1. Connect your [Bastion host to your AWS instance](( {{< relref "Establishing SSH Connection with Bastion Host" >}} )).
+1. Connect your [Bastion host to your AWS instance](( {{< relref "#Establishing SSH Connection with Bastion Host" >}} )).
1. Create an [AWS Identity and Access Management IAM user](( {{< relref "ha_common.md#IAM Users.md" >}} )).
1. Create the certificate for the Chef Automate and Chef Server load balancers.
1. Create the certificates for security and authentication purposes. *optional*
1. Rotate the certificates if the certificates are expired or compromised. *optional*
1. Enable *dnshostname* in VPC, which determines whether the VPC supports assigning public DNS hostnames to instances with public IP addresses.
-1. Execute [AWS Deployment commands](( {{< relref "AWS Cloud Deployment Procedure" >}} )) to provision the Chef Automate HA on your cloud network infrastructure.
+1. Execute [AWS Deployment commands](( {{< relref "#AWS Cloud Deployment Procedure" >}} )) to provision the Chef Automate HA on your cloud network infrastructure.
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