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joevanwanzeeleKF · joevanwanzeeleKF · commit 10f9f5598875 · 2025-03-25T13:35:24.000-04:00
diff --git a/docsource/content.md b/docsource/content.md
@@ -16,4 +16,4 @@ In order to enroll a new **Trusted Root** Certificate from the platform, follow
 
 :warning: **Important note about Trusted Root Chain Removal**
 
-Trusted root chains can be added and removed from the vCenter certificate store through the orchestrator. Note that the vCenter instance will be put into a bad state if the trusted root of the SSL certificate corresponding to the vSphere server is deleted from the certificate store.
+Trusted root chains can be added and removed from the vCenter certificate store through the orchestrator. Note that the vCenter instance will be put into a bad state if the trusted root of the SSL certificate corresponding to the vSphere server is deleted from the certificate store.
diff --git a/vcenter.md b/vcenter.md
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ fill the displayed form with the following values:
 | Server Password | Client Secret Password | The secret vCenter password used to manage the vCenter connection                   |
 
 ## Managing vCenter Certificates
-
+ 
 This orchestrator extension allows managing both Trusted root certificates as well as SSL/TLS certificates.  
 
 :warning: _Important note on certificate enrollment_

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`17`	`17`	`:warning: Important note about Trusted Root Chain Removal`
`18`	`18`
`19`		`-Trusted root chains can be added and removed from the vCenter certificate store through the orchestrator. Note that the vCenter instance will be put into a bad state if the trusted root of the SSL certificate corresponding to the vSphere server is deleted from the certificate store.`
	`19`	`+Trusted root chains can be added and removed from the vCenter certificate store through the orchestrator. Note that the vCenter instance will be put into a bad state if the trusted root of the SSL certificate corresponding to the vSphere server is deleted from the certificate store.`