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It's not really any safer though. If I want to say that server A and B can connect to each other and connect out to the outside world, and the outside world can connect in to A but not to B, I should be able to just do that, without having to give each server multiple addresses. Addressing should be decoupled from access control.



AWS security groups allow rules to either be IP CIDR based or you can have rules that refer to other security groups, ignoring the IP addresses.




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