<p>Use <strong>Custom</strong> and then start typing <code>sg-...</code> and it should pop up a list of available groups.</p>

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2019-03-20T02:46:14.333Z
Hey there, as you were providing the answer I was answering my own question as well, but I will go ahead and select yours as the answer and delete mine.
Daniel
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2019-03-20T02:47:25.087Z
By the way, it didn't pop up a list of available `sg-...,` I just had to copy and paste it in the input field to the right of Custom.
Daniel
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<p>I am developing my Security Group for a VPC that has my Elasticbeanstalk, RDS and ElastiCache services and I am at this dashboard:</p>

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<p>Under <strong>Source</strong>, it used to be that you could select <code>sg-0x12345-my-application</code>, but now it only gives you the option of <strong>Custom</strong>, <strong>Anywhere</strong> or <strong>MyIP</strong> and I am not sure which one is the equivalent to selecting the security group for the architecture I am building this SG for.</p>

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Which option do I select for Security Group Source?
Daniel
# Which option do I select for Security Group Source?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-03-20)

I am developing my Security Group for a VPC that has my Elasticbeanstalk, RDS and ElastiCache services and I am at this dashboard:

[![enter image description here](https://i.sstatic.net/4wnsF.png)](https://i.sstatic.net/4wnsF.png)

Under **Source**, it used to be that you could select `sg-0x12345-my-application`, but now it only gives you the option of **Custom**, **Anywhere** or **MyIP** and I am not sure which one is the equivalent to selecting the security group for the architecture I am building this SG for.

**Tags:** amazon-web-services, aws-vpc


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2019-03-20. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

Use **Custom** and then start typing `sg-...` and it should pop up a list of available groups.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Hey there, as you were providing the answer I was answering my own question as well, but I will go ahead and select yours as the answer and delete mine.  
> **username_0**: By the way, it didn't pop up a list of available `sg-...,` I just had to copy and paste it in the input field to the right of Custom.  

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