In which our hero updates quickstart -> CHN Server Install

Signed-off-by: Jesse Bowling <[email protected]>

docs/advanced.md

@@ -3,7 +3,9 @@ Advanced Options
 
 ## Using sysconfig/default files for configuration
 
-Each of the services and honeypots in the CommunityHoneyNetwork project should work together out of the box following the [Quickstart Guide](quickstart.md). More advanced configuration options can be configured using an /etc/sysconfig/<servicename> or /etc/default/<servicename> file for CentOS-based or Ubuntu-based systems, respectively.
+Each of the services and honeypots in the CommunityHoneyNetwork project should work together out of the box following
+ the [CHN Server Install](serverinstall.md). More advanced configuration options can be configured using an 
+ /etc/sysconfig/<servicename> or /etc/default/<servicename> file for CentOS-based or Ubuntu-based systems, respectively.
 
 Services running in Docker containers can be configured this way as well, mounting the configuration files into place using the `--volume` argument for Docker.
 

docs/config.md

@@ -1,7 +1,9 @@
 Advanced Configuration
 ======================
 
-Each of the services and honeypots in the CommunityHoneyNetwork project should work together out of the box following the [Quickstart Guide](quickstart.md). More advanced configuration options can be configured using an /etc/default/<servicename> file for Ubuntu-based systems.
+Each of the services and honeypots in the CommunityHoneyNetwork project should work together out of the box following
+ the [CHN Server Install](serverinstall.md). More advanced configuration options can be configured using an 
+ /etc/default/<servicename> file for Ubuntu-based systems.
 
 Services running in Docker containers can be configured this way as well, mounting the configuration files into place using the `--volume` argument for Docker.
 

docs/firstpot.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ deployment, but will serve as an example for creating a honeypot, registering
  a new sensor with the management server, and capturing attack data.  For 
  more details on production deployments, see the full [Cowrie Documentation](cowrie.md).
 
-If you haven't yet setup a management server, follow the [Quickstart Guide](quickstart.md)
+If you haven't yet setup a management server, follow the [CHN Server Install](serverinstall.md)
 
 Log into the management server and browse to the "Deploy" tab. Once in the 
 Deploy section, select the drop-down box with default "New Script" and choose

docs/index.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Honeypot deployment and management automation
 ## Simple deployments for your platform
 
 CHN aims to make deployment of honeypots and honeypot management tools easy 
-and flexible. The default deployment method uses Docker Compose and Docker to deploy with a few simple commands.  Want to jump right in an get started?  Deploy a honeypot management server and sample honeypot in minutes with the [Quickstart Guide](quickstart.md).
+and flexible. The default deployment method uses Docker Compose and Docker to deploy with a few simple commands.  Want to jump right in an get started?  Deploy a honeypot management server and sample honeypot in minutes with the [CHN Server Install](serverinstall.md).
 
 
 ## Getting the correct versions

docs/quickstart.md → docs/serverinstall.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-QuickStart Guide
+CHN Server Install
 =================
 
 Deploy a honeypot management server and sample honeypot in seconds.  This guide will deploy all the containers for the server on a single host using a default configuration.  The honeypot can be deployed on the same host or a separate host as desired.

mkdocs.yml

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ markdown_extensions:
 - markdown.extensions.admonition
 pages:
     - 'CommunityHoneyNetwork': index.md
-    - 'QuickStart Guide': quickstart.md
+    - 'CHN Server Install': serverinstall.md
     - 'Your First Honeypot': firstpot.md
     - 'Deploying More Honeypots': honeypots.md
     - 'Production & Security Considerations': prod_security.md