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Fix link formatting in README

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The examples had headers that got turned into links
in the rendered HTML. This PR should fix that.

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Peter Matulis 2021-09-10 13:20:23 -04:00
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@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ topology can be further defined with supplementary `openstack` client commands.
<!-- The two trailing spaces for each of the below three example headers is <!-- The two trailing spaces for each of the below three example headers is
deliberate. --> deliberate. -->
**Example #1** **Example 1**
This configuration has a single external network and is typically used when This configuration has a single external network and is typically used when
floating IP addresses are combined with a GRE private network. floating IP addresses are combined with a GRE private network.
@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ Supplementary commands:
external external
openstack router set router1 --external-gateway external openstack router set router1 --external-gateway external
**Example #2** **Example 2**
This configuration is for two networks, where an internal private network is This configuration is for two networks, where an internal private network is
directly connected to the gateway with public IP addresses but a floating IP directly connected to the gateway with public IP addresses but a floating IP
address range is also offered. address range is also offered.
@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ Charm option values (YAML):
neutron-api: neutron-api:
flat-network-providers: physnet1 external flat-network-providers: physnet1 external
**Example #3** **Example 3**
This configuration has two external networks, where one is for public instance This configuration has two external networks, where one is for public instance
addresses and one is for floating IP addresses. Both networks are on the same addresses and one is for floating IP addresses. Both networks are on the same
physical network connection (but they might be on different VLANs). physical network connection (but they might be on different VLANs).