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title: "Lists"
description: "Use lists to organize content and make it more readable. Use a bulleted list to introduce a series of items (concepts) when the order of the items is interchangeable."
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# Lists

Use lists to organize content and make it more readable.

- Use a **bulleted** list to introduce a series of items (concepts) when the order of the items is interchangeable. 
- Use a **numbered** list to introduce a procedure, or a series of items (concepts) when the order of the items is fixed.

::: note

Regardless of the numbering style you use in a numbered list, the output will always be displayed in the following way:

- Each entry in List L1 will begin with an Arabic number with a period. 
- Each entry in List L2 will begin with a lowercase letter with a period.
- Each entry in List L3 will begin with a lowercase Roman numeral with a period.

These settings are globally defined in the .CSS file located at [css.veeam.com](https://css.veeam.com/helpcenter/helpcenter.min.css) and cannot be modified in Help & Manual.

:::

Begin each entry in a bulleted or numbered list with a capital letter. If all entries in a bulleted or numbered list are complete sentences, end each entry with a period. If the entries are short phrases (that is, 3 words or fewer) or single words, do not use a period or any other punctuation.

If a list entry contains more than 2 full sentences or if a list includes more than 3 levels, consider adding [sections](headings.md) to restructure the topic.

## Examples

1. With Orchestrator, you can do the following:

   - Meet disaster recovery compliance requirements — generate and automatically update documentation for DR procedures.
   - Automate DR procedures — create workflows that orchestrate failover operations for Veeam Backup & Replication replicas.
   - Prove recoverability — build test schedules to automate the verification of failover plans.

2. To create a failover plan:

   1. Navigate to **Failover Plans**.
   2. Click **Manage** > **New**.
   3. Complete the **New Failover Plan** wizard.

3. Complete the **Create endpoint** wizard:

   1. At the **Endpoint settings** step, do the following:

      1. [Optional] In the **Name tag** field, specify a name for the endpoint.
      2. In the **Service category** section, select the **AWS services** option.