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Updated the list view for the security group target. #205

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# ibm_is_security_group_target
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This request adds a resource to an existing security group. The supplied target identifier can be:
- A network interface identifier.
- An application load balancer identifier.
- An endpoint gateway identifier.
`ibm_is_security_group_target` adds a resource to an existing security group.

When a target is added to a security group, the security group rules are applied to the target. A request body is not required, and if supplied, is ignored. For more information, about security group target, see [required permissions](https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/vpc?topic=vpc-resource-authorizations-required-for-api-and-cli-calls).

**Note**
**Note:**
- IBM Cloud terraform provider currently provides both a standalone `ibm_is_security_group_target` resource and a `security_groups` block defined in-line in the `ibm_is_instance_network_interface` resource to attach security group to a network interface target. At this time you cannot use the `security_groups` block inline with `ibm_is_instance_network_interface` in conjunction with the standalone resource `ibm_is_security_group_target`. Doing so will create a conflict of security groups attaching to the network interface and will overwrite it.
- VPC infrastructure services are a regional specific based endpoint, by default targets to `us-south`. Please make sure to target right region in the provider block as shown in the `provider.tf` file, if VPC service is created in region other than `us-south`.

**provider.tf**
**provider.tf**

```terraform
provider "ibm" {
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Review the argument references that you can specify for your resource.

- `security_group` - (Required, Force new resource, String) The security group identifier.
- `target` - (Required, Force new resource, String) The security group target identifier. Could be one of the below:
- A network interface identifier.
- An application load balancer identifier.
- An endpoint gateway identifier.
- `target` - (Required, Force new resource, String) The security group target identifier.

-> **Target should be one of the below:** </br>
&#x2022; `network interface` identifier. </br>
&#x2022; `application load balancer` identifier. </br>
&#x2022; `endpoint gateway` identifier. </br>
&#x2022; `VPN Server` identifier. </br>


## Attribute reference
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