Docs: Fixed formatting of advanced external page

Author: jhickeyNRC

docs/External-Access-Advanced-Configuration.md

@@ -1,12 +1,19 @@
 # Overview
 
-To ease usage of the bastion host to easily connect to Trixie, there are some steps which can be taken, especially making use of the SSH **ProxyJump** and **ControlMaster** parameters. Basically, you need to configure SSH to automatically connect with the Trixie server using the bastion host as a connector between your local computer and the Trixie server.
+To ease usage of the bastion host to easily connect to Trixie, there are some steps which can be
+taken, especially making use of the SSH **ProxyJump** and **ControlMaster** parameters. Basically,
+you need to configure SSH to automatically connect with the Trixie server using the bastion host as
+a connector between your local computer and the Trixie server.
 
-**Important Note:** Before proceeding with this configuration, please ensure that you have performed the [External Access Setup](External-Access-Setup.md) procedure.
+**Important Note:** Before proceeding with this configuration, please ensure that you have
+performed the [External Access Setup](External-Access-Setup.md) procedure.
 
 # Mac OSX / Linux
 
-To configure SSH to automatically connect to the Trixie server, please open your ``.ssh/config`` file with your preferred text editor and add the following lines on your local machine – not the servers – while substituting your given usernames in the **User** directive. You will also need to create the folder ``.ssh/sockets`` to complete the configuration.
+To configure SSH to automatically connect to the Trixie server, please open your ``.ssh/config``
+file with your preferred text editor and add the following lines on your local machine – not the
+servers – while substituting your given usernames in the **User** directive. You will also need to
+create the folder ``.ssh/sockets`` to complete the configuration.
 
 ```
 Host trixie-bastion
@@ -21,44 +28,44 @@ Host trixie
   ProxyJump trixie-bastion
 ```
 
-Once your settings are configured, you will be able to login to the Trixie server with the following command
+Once your settings are configured, you will be able to login to the Trixie server with the
+following command
 
 ``ssh trixie``
 
 Please note that you will be prompted as follows
 
 1. *LoginTC* prompt – enter 1
-2. Prompt for your **PUB** password
-3. Prompt for your **RES** admin password
+1. Prompt for your **PUB** password
+1. Prompt for your **RES** admin password
 
 # Windows – Putty
 
-To configure SSH to automatically connect to the Trixie server, please set the following settings in your Putty application, substituting your username where applicable.
+To configure SSH to automatically connect to the Trixie server, please set the following settings
+in your Putty application, substituting your username where applicable.
 
 1. Under **Connection -> SSH**
       1. Set **Remote command**: ``ssh –A –Y admin.<firstname>.<lastname>@trixie.res.nrc.gc.ca``
-      2. Select the option **Share SSH connections if possible** – this will enable you to establish multiple connections to Trixie
-
-      ![trixie putty](images/trixie-putty-1.png)</br>
-2. Under **Connection -> SSH -> X11**
-
-      1. Select the option **Enable X11 forwarding**
-
-      ![putty](images/trixie-putty-2.png)</br>
-3. Under **Session**
-
-      1. Set **Host Name (or IP address)**: *<firstname.lastname>`<span>`@pub.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca `<span>`@trixie.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca*
-      2. Set **Port**: *22*
-      3. Add a name for **Saved Sessions** – perhaps *Trixie*
-
-      ![putty](images/trixie-putty-3.png)</br>
-4. Click **Save**
-
-Once the settings have been saved, you can double click on the name in the list of **Saved Sessions** to open a session to the Trixie server. Please note that you will be prompted as follows
+      1. Select the option **Share SSH connections if possible** – this will enable you to
+         establish multiple connections to Trixie<br>
+      ![trixie putty](images/trixie-putty-1.png)<br>
+1. Under **Connection -> SSH -> X11**
+      1. Select the option **Enable X11 forwarding**<br>
+      ![putty](images/trixie-putty-2.png)<br>
+1. Under **Session**
+      1. Set **Host Name (or IP address)**: *<firstname.lastname\>@pub.[email protected]*
+      1. Set **Port**: *22*
+      1. Add a name for **Saved Sessions** – perhaps *Trixie*<br>
+      ![putty](images/trixie-putty-3.png)<br>
+1. Click **Save**
+
+Once the settings have been saved, you can double click on the name in the list of
+**Saved Sessions** to open a session to the Trixie server. Please note that you will be prompted as
+follows
 
 1. *LoginTC* prompt – enter 1
-2. Prompt for your **PUB** password
-3. Prompt for your **RES** admin password
+1. Prompt for your **PUB** password
+1. Prompt for your **RES** admin password
 
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