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modules/ROOT/pages/fabric/configuration.adoc

@@ -192,82 +192,7 @@ Neo4j Fabric currently supports one Fabric database in a standalone Neo4j DBMS.
 These DBMSs form a routing group.
 A client application will route transactions through a Neo4j driver or connector to one of the members of the routing group.
 A Neo4j DBMS is represented by its Bolt connector address.
-Example: xref:reference/configuration-settings.adoc#config_fabric.routing.servers[`fabric.routing.servers=server1:7687,server2:7687`].
+Example: `xref:reference/configuration-settings.adoc#config_fabric.routing.servers["fabric.routing.servers=server1:7687,server2:7687"]`.
 |===
 
-=== Graph settings
 
-[NOTE]
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-The `<ID>` in the following settings is the integer associated to each Fabric graph.
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-
-.Fabric graph settings
-[options="header"]
-|===
-| Parameter | Description
-| `fabric.graph.<ID>.uri` | URI of the Neo4j DBMS hosting the database associated to the Fabric graph.
-Example: `neo4j://somewhere:7687`
-| `fabric.graph.<ID>.database` | Name of the database associated to the Fabric graph.
-| `fabric.graph.<ID>.name` | Name assigned to the Fabric graph.
-The name can be used in Fabric queries.
-| `fabric.graph.<ID>.driver.*` | Any specific driver setting, that means, any setting related to a connection to a specific Neo4j DBMS and database.
-This setting overrides a global driver setting.
-|===
-
-[NOTE]
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-When configuring access to a remote DBMS, make sure that the remote is configured to advertise its address correctly, using either xref:reference/configuration-settings.adoc#config_dbms.default_advertised_address[`dbms.default_advertised_address`] or xref:reference/configuration-settings.adoc#config_dbms.connector.bolt.advertised_address[`dbms.connector.bolt.advertised_address`].
-Fabric reads the routing table from the remote DBMS and then connects back using an appropriate entry in that table.
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-
-=== Drivers settings
-
-Fabric uses the Neo4j Java driver to connect to and access the data stored in Neo4j databases associated to Fabric graphs.
-This section presents the most important parameters available to configure the driver.
-
-Drivers settings are configured with parameters with names of the format:
-
-`fabric.driver.<suffix>`
-
-A setting can be global, i.e. be valid for all the drivers used in Fabric, or it can be specific for a given connection to a Neo4j database associated to a graph.
-The graph-specific setting overrides the global configuration for that graph.
-
-.Global drivers setting versus graph-specific drivers setting
-====
-A drivers setting for Fabric as the following is valid for all the connections established with the Neo4j DBMSs set in Fabric:
-
-[source, properties]
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-fabric.driver.api=RX
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-
-A graph-specific connection for the database with `ID=6` will override the `fabric.driver.api` setting for that database:
-
-[source, properties]
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-fabric.graph.6.driver.api=ASYNC
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-====
-
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-.Fabric drivers setting suffixes
-|===
-| Parameter suffix
-| Explanation
-| `ssl_enabled`
-| SSL for Fabric drivers is configured using the `fabric` SSL policy.
-This setting can be used to instruct the driver not to use SSL even though the `fabric` SSL policy is configured.
-The driver will use SSL if the `fabric` SSL policy is configured, and this setting is set to `true`.
-This parameter can only be used in `fabric.graph.<graph ID>.driver.ssl_enabled` and not `fabric.driver.ssl_enabled`.
-
-| `xref:reference/configuration-settings.adoc#config_fabric.driver.api[api]`
-|Determine which driver API to be used.
-Supported values are `RX` and `ASYNC`.
-
-|===
-
-[NOTE]
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-Most driver options described in _Configuration_ in the link:{neo4j-docs-base-uri}[Neo4j Driver manuals] have an equivalent in Fabric configuration.
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