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Fix broken anchor links in docs
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hardillb authored Nov 21, 2024
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6 changes: 4 additions & 2 deletions docs/install/docker/README.md
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docker compose restart forge
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### After starting the platform, I can't access it in the browser - I see Connection Refused error
### Connection Refused error

After starting the platform, I can't access it in the browser - I see "Connection Refused error"
If you are using the Digital Ocean Docker Droplet to host FlowFuse you will need to ensure that port 80 & 443 are opened in the UFW firewall before starting.
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### I installed FlowFuse on Windows with WSL2, application is running but I can't access it in the browser

Next to [opening the ports in the firewall](#after-starting-the-platform-i-cant-access-it-in-the-browser---i-see-connection-refused-error),
Next to [opening the ports in the firewall](#connection-refused-error),
you need to configure port forwarding from Windows host to WSL2 server.

To forward traffic from an external IP to your container, run the following PowerShell command (administrator privileges required):
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For a production-ready environment, we also recommend:
* **Database:** Prepare dedicated database on a external database server (see [FAQ](#how-to-use-external-database-server%3F) for more details)
* **TLS Certificate:** Prepare TLS certificate for your domain and configure FlowFuse platform to use it (see [Enable HTTPS](#enable-https-optional))
* **TLS Certificate:** Prepare TLS certificate for your domain and configure FlowFuse platform to use it (see [Enable HTTPS](../docker/README.md#enable-https-optional))

### DNS

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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions docs/user/snapshots.md
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- [Upload a snapshot](#upload-a-snapshot) - Upload a snapshot to a device or an instance
- [Download a snapshot](#download-a-snapshot) - Download a snapshot to your local machine
- [Delete a snapshot](#delete-a-snapshot) - Delete a snapshot
- [Set Device Target (instance)](#Instance-owned-devices) - Set a snapshot as the target for all devices belonging to an instance
- [Set Device Target (instance)](#instance-owned-devices) - Set a snapshot as the target for all devices belonging to an instance
- [Creating a Snapshot from a device](#creating-a-snapshot-from-a-device) - Create a snapshot from the device overview page
- [Creating a Snapshot from within a device](#creating-a-snapshot-locally) - Create a snapshot from within Node-RED
- [Auto Snapshots](#auto-snapshots) - Automatically create snapshots when flows are deployed
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- [Edit a snapshot](#edit-a-snapshot) - Edit the name and description of a snapshot
- [View Snapshot](#previewing-snapshots) - Preview the flows of a snapshot
- [Compare Snapshot](#compare-snapshots) - Compare the snapshot with another snapshot
- [Compare Snapshot](#comparing-snapshots) - Compare the snapshot with another snapshot
- [Download Snapshot](#download-a-snapshot) - Download the snapshot to your local machine
- [Delete Snapshot](#delete-a-snapshot) - Delete the snapshot

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- [Restore Snapshot](#setting-a-device-target-snapshot) - Restore the snapshot to the instance
- [Edit Snapshot](#edit-a-snapshot) - Edit the snapshot name and description
- [View Snapshot](#previewing-snapshots) - Preview the snapshot flows
- [Compare Snapshot](#compare-snapshots) - Compare the snapshot with another snapshot
- [Compare Snapshot](#comparing-snapshots) - Compare the snapshot with another snapshot
- [Download Snapshot](#download-a-snapshot) - Download the snapshot to your local machine
- [Set as Device Target](#setting-a-device-target-snapshot) - Set the snapshot as the device target snapshot
- [Delete Snapshot](#delete-a-snapshot) - Delete the snapshot
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- [Restore Snapshot](#setting-a-device-target-snapshot) - Set the snapshot as the devices target snapshot
- [Edit Snapshot](#edit-a-snapshot) - Edit the snapshot name and description
- [View Snapshot](#previewing-snapshots) - Preview the snapshot flows
- [Compare Snapshot](#compare-snapshots) - Compare the snapshot with another snapshot
- [Compare Snapshot](#comparing-snapshots) - Compare the snapshot with another snapshot
- [Download Snapshot](#download-a-snapshot) - Download the snapshot to your local machine
- [Delete Snapshot](#delete-a-snapshot) - Delete the snapshot

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