Replaced instructions for deploying the OS with instructions for synching with ISO install.

docs/pages/creating-fuel-pm/0060-register-with-fuel.rst

@@ -1,50 +1,10 @@
-Register the nodes with the Puppet Master
-^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
+Preparing for node deployment
+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
-At this point you the have OS installed configured on all nodes. Fuel
-has also made sure that these nodes have been configured, with Puppet
-installed and pointing to the Puppet Master, so the nodes are almost
-ready for deploying OpenStack. As the last step, you need to register the
-nodes in Puppet master. Do this by running the Puppet agent::
+At this point you're almost ready to let Fuel work its magic.
+Copy the contents of ``<FUEL_DIR>/deployment/puppet/astute`` to the
+``/root`` directory, then change to the ``/root`` directory.
 
-
-
-    puppet agent --test
-
-
-
-This action generates a certificate, sends it to the Puppet Master for
-signing, and then fails. That's fine. It's exactly what we want to
-happen; we just want to send the certificate request to the Puppet
-Master.
-
-
-
-Once you've done this on all four nodes, switch to the Puppet Master
-and sign the certificate requests::
-
-
-
-    puppet cert list
-    puppet cert sign --all
-
-
-
-Alternatively, you can sign only a single certificate using::
-
-
-
-    puppet cert sign fuel-XX.localdomain
-
-
-
-Now return to the newly installed node and run the Puppet agent again::
-
-
-
-    puppet agent --test
-
-
-
-This time the process should successfully complete and result in the
-"Hello World from fuel-XX" message you defined earlier.
+At this point, you've performed the configuration actions normally
+handled by the Fuel ISO.  To continue installation, proceed to 
+:ref:`Installing the OS using Fuel <Install-OS-Using-Fuel>`.