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articles/container-registry/container-registry-service-tag.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ When you configure a firewall for a registry, ACR serves the requests on its ser
 
 Azure Container Registry (ACR) initiates requests to external registry services via service tag IP addresses for image downloads. If the external registry service operates behind a firewall, it requires an inbound rule to accept ACR service tag IP addresses. These IPs fall under the ACR service tag, which includes the necessary IP ranges for importing images from public or Azure registries. Azure ensures these ranges are updated automatically. Establishing this security protocol is crucial for upholding the registry's integrity and ensuring its availability. 
 
-ACR sends requests to the external registry service through service tag IP addresses to download the images. If the external registry service runs behind firewall, it needs to have inbound rule to allow ACR service tag IP addresses. These IPs are part of the AzureContainerRegistry service tag, which encompasses IP ranges necessary for importing images from public or Azure registries automatically updates Azure. Configuring a security measure to maintain the registry's integrity and accessibility.
+ACR sends requests to the external registry service through service tag IP addresses to download the images. If the external registry service runs behind firewall, it needs to have inbound rule to allow ACR service tag IP addresses. These IPs are part of the AzureContainerRegistry service tag, which encompasses IP ranges necessary for importing images from public or Azure registries. Configuring a security measure to maintain the registry's integrity and accessibility.
 
 Learn about [registry endpoints](container-registry-firewall-access-rules.md#about-registry-endpoints) to configure network security rules and allow traffic from the ACR service tag for image import in ACR.