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docs/class14/module1/0.0-getting-started.rst

@@ -47,8 +47,9 @@ You can use the **terminal Pane** to launch **Ansible playbooks** and execute **
 Step 5
 ------
 Note:  There are copies of the lab scripts located under the folder "networking-workshop" in the explorer pane on the left that can be used for error checking and copy/paste needs.
+..
 
-**Note 2:  When you navigate to the folders and click files the Terminal may switch back to Ouput and errors may pop up on bottom right.  Just click back to Terminal tab and close the error pop ups.**
+  Note 2:  When you navigate to the folders and click files the Terminal may switch back to Ouput and errors may pop up on bottom right.  Just click back to Terminal tab and close the error pop ups.
 
 In order to be able to deploy those Ansible playbooks, you need to create YAML scripts which will become your ansible-playbooks.
 In **VS Code Explorer** in an empty space ``right-click`` and select **New File**. You do not need to actually create a file at this time so you can just click away to close. Or you can name it testing123.yml if you wish. |new_file|
@@ -57,7 +58,6 @@ In **VS Code Explorer** in an empty space ``right-click`` and select **New File*
 
 ..
 
-   Note: Make sure you right-click in the 'empty' grey area. When you right-click at the height of the folder section and create a new file, that file will end up in that selected folder.
-
+  Note: Make sure you right-click in the 'empty' grey area. When you right-click at the height of the folder section and create a new file, that file will end up in that selected folder.
 
 You finished the **Getting Started** section.

docs/class14/module1/1.3-add-pool.rst

@@ -138,9 +138,7 @@ here: :download:`bigip-pool.yml <./bigip-pool.yml>`.
 Verifying the Solution
 ======================
 
-Login to the F5 with your web browser to see what was configured. Grab
-the IP information for the F5 load balancer from the lab_inventory/hosts
-file, and type it in like so: https://X.X.X.X:8443/
+Login to the F5 with your web browser to see what was configured.
 
 Login information for the BIG-IP: - username: admin - password:
 **provided by instructor, defaults to f5ansible**

docs/class14/module1/1.4-add-pool-members.rst

@@ -278,9 +278,7 @@ here: :download:`bigip-pool-members.yml <./bigip-pool-members.yml>`.
 Verifying the Solution
 ======================
 
-Login to the F5 with your web browser to see what was configured. Grab
-the IP information for the F5 load balancer from the lab_inventory/hosts
-file, and type it in like so: https://X.X.X.X:8443/
+Login to the F5 with your web browser to see what was configured.
 
 Login information for the BIG-IP: - username: admin - password:
 **provided by instructor** defaults to f5ansible

docs/class14/module1/1.5-add-virtual-server.rst

@@ -158,9 +158,8 @@ Verifying the Solution
 To see the configured **Virtual Server**, login to the F5 load balancer
 with your web browser.
 
-   Grab the IP information for the F5 load balancer from the
-   ``/home/studentX/networking_workshop/lab_inventory/hosts`` file, and
-   type it in like so: https://X.X.X.X:8443/
+   In the Compnent tab On the BIG-IP click the ACCESS drop down
+   then the TMUI link.
 
 Login information for the BIG-IP: - username: admin - password:
 **provided by instructor** defaults to f5ansible
@@ -174,19 +173,14 @@ Verifying the web servers
 
 Each Centos web server actually already has apache running. Exercise 1.1
 through 1.5 have successfully setup the load balancer for the pool of
-web servers. Open up the public IP of the F5 load balancer in your web
-browser:
+web servers. Go to Components, BIG-IP, ACCESS drop down and click the 
+``HTTPS Virtual Server Test`` access method to test.
 
-   This time use port 443 instead of 8443, e.g. https://X.X.X.X:443/
-
-.. note::
-   In your environment, go to the f5 component and use the
-   ``HTTPS Virtual Server Test`` access method to test.
 
 Each time you refresh the host will change between **host1** and
 **host2**. Here is animation of the host field changing: |apptest|
 >the animation might not work on certain browsers
->the 'Agility' animation will say **F5 Agility 2022**
+>the 'AppWorld' animation will say **F5 AppWorld 2024**
 
 Alternate Verification Method
 -----------------------------
@@ -202,11 +196,11 @@ respective workbench. (e.g. student5 would ``| grep student5``)
 ::
 
    [centos@ansible ~]$ curl https://10.1.20.100:443 --insecure --silent
-       <p>F5 Agility 2022 - HOST1</p>
+       <p>F5 AppWorld 2024 - HOST1</p>
    [centos@ansible ~]$ curl https://10.1.20.100:443 --insecure --silent
-       <p>F5 Agility 2022 - HOST2</p>
+       <p>F5 AppWorld 2024 - HOST2</p>
    [centos@ansible ~]$ curl https://10.1.20.100:443 --insecure --silent
-       <p>F5 Agility 2022 - HOST1</p>
+       <p>F5 AppWorld 2024 - HOST1</p>
 
 You have finished this exercise. 
 

docs/class14/module1/1.6-add-irules.rst

@@ -209,11 +209,7 @@ Verifying the Solution
 ======================
 
 To see the configured **iRules and Virtual Server**, login to the F5
-load balancer with your web browser.
-
-   Grab the IP information for the F5 load balancer from the
-   ``/home/studentX/networking_workshop/lab_inventory/hosts`` file, and
-   type it in like so: https://X.X.X.X:8443/
+load balancer.
 
 Login information for the BIG-IP: - username: admin - password:
 **provided by instructor** defaults to ansible