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memdocs/intune/fundamentals/whats-new-archive.md

@@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ Later, if recovery is needed, a user can always use any device to view their per
 
 #### Improved view of security baseline details for devices<!-- 5536846  -->
 
-Now you can drill-in to the details for a device to view the settings details for security baselines that apply to the device. The settings appear in a simple, flat list, which includes the setting category, setting name, and status. For more information, see [View Endpoint security configurations per device](../protect/security-baselines-monitor.md#view-endpoint-security-configurations-per-device).
+Now you can drill-in to the details for a device to view the settings details for security baselines that apply to the device. The settings appear in a simple, flat list, which includes the setting category, setting name, and status. For more information, see [View Endpoint security configurations per device](../protect/security-baselines-monitor.md).
 
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 ### Monitor and troubleshoot
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 - Windows 10
 
 #### View the endpoint security configuration for devices<!-- 6206460  -->
-We've updated the name of the option in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center, for viewing [endpoint security configurations that apply to a specific device](../protect/security-baselines-monitor.md#view-endpoint-security-configurations-per-device). This option is renamed to **Endpoint security configuration** because it shows applicable security baselines and additional policies created outside of security baselines. Previously, this option was named *Security baselines*.
+We've updated the name of the option in the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center, for viewing [endpoint security configurations that apply to a specific device](../protect/security-baselines-monitor.md). This option is renamed to **Endpoint security configuration** because it shows applicable security baselines and additional policies created outside of security baselines. Previously, this option was named *Security baselines*.
 
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 ### Role-based access control