changing VCD terms in every guides

Author: dstagnol

pages/hosted_private_cloud/hosted_private_cloud_powered_by_vmware/nsx-01-first-steps/guide.de-de.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Enter your credentials and click `LOG IN`{.action}.
 > [!warning]
 > To authenticate on the NSX interface, you need to use a vSphere account with NSX rights. Ensure that the Dedicated Cloud name (FQDN, in the form `pcc-x-x-x-x.ovh.xx`) is selected in the login form.
 >
-> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as VMware Cloud Director, VCD), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
+> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as Public VCF as-a-Service), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
 >
 
 ![01 NSX Connection 02](images/01-nsxt-connection02.png){.thumbnail}

pages/hosted_private_cloud/hosted_private_cloud_powered_by_vmware/nsx-01-first-steps/guide.en-asia.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Enter your credentials and click `LOG IN`{.action}.
 > [!warning]
 > To authenticate on the NSX interface, you need to use a vSphere account with NSX rights. Ensure that the Dedicated Cloud name (FQDN, in the form `pcc-x-x-x-x.ovh.xx`) is selected in the login form.
 >
-> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as VMware Cloud Director, VCD), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
+> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as Public VCF as-a-Service), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
 >
 
 ![01 NSX Connection 02](images/01-nsxt-connection02.png){.thumbnail}

pages/hosted_private_cloud/hosted_private_cloud_powered_by_vmware/nsx-01-first-steps/guide.en-au.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Enter your credentials and click `LOG IN`{.action}.
 > [!warning]
 > To authenticate on the NSX interface, you need to use a vSphere account with NSX rights. Ensure that the Dedicated Cloud name (FQDN, in the form `pcc-x-x-x-x.ovh.xx`) is selected in the login form.
 >
-> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as VMware Cloud Director, VCD), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
+> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as Public VCF as-a-Service), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
 >
 
 ![01 NSX Connection 02](images/01-nsxt-connection02.png){.thumbnail}

pages/hosted_private_cloud/hosted_private_cloud_powered_by_vmware/nsx-01-first-steps/guide.en-ca.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Enter your credentials and click `LOG IN`{.action}.
 > [!warning]
 > To authenticate on the NSX interface, you need to use a vSphere account with NSX rights. Ensure that the Dedicated Cloud name (FQDN, in the form `pcc-x-x-x-x.ovh.xx`) is selected in the login form.
 >
-> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as VMware Cloud Director, VCD), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
+> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as Public VCF as-a-Service), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
 >
 
 ![01 NSX Connection 02](images/01-nsxt-connection02.png){.thumbnail}

pages/hosted_private_cloud/hosted_private_cloud_powered_by_vmware/nsx-01-first-steps/guide.en-gb.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Enter your credentials and click `LOG IN`{.action}.
 > [!warning]
 > To authenticate on the NSX interface, you need to use a vSphere account with NSX rights. Ensure that the Dedicated Cloud name (FQDN, in the form `pcc-x-x-x-x.ovh.xx`) is selected in the login form.
 >
-> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as VMware Cloud Director, VCD), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
+> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as Public VCF as-a-Service), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
 >
 
 ![01 NSX Connection 02](images/01-nsxt-connection02.png){.thumbnail}

pages/hosted_private_cloud/hosted_private_cloud_powered_by_vmware/nsx-01-first-steps/guide.en-ie.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Enter your credentials and click `LOG IN`{.action}.
 > [!warning]
 > To authenticate on the NSX interface, you need to use a vSphere account with NSX rights. Ensure that the Dedicated Cloud name (FQDN, in the form `pcc-x-x-x-x.ovh.xx`) is selected in the login form.
 >
-> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as VMware Cloud Director, VCD), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
+> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as Public VCF as-a-Service), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
 >
 
 ![01 NSX Connection 02](images/01-nsxt-connection02.png){.thumbnail}

pages/hosted_private_cloud/hosted_private_cloud_powered_by_vmware/nsx-01-first-steps/guide.en-sg.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Enter your credentials and click `LOG IN`{.action}.
 > [!warning]
 > To authenticate on the NSX interface, you need to use a vSphere account with NSX rights. Ensure that the Dedicated Cloud name (FQDN, in the form `pcc-x-x-x-x.ovh.xx`) is selected in the login form.
 >
-> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as VMware Cloud Director, VCD), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
+> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as Public VCF as-a-Service), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
 >
 
 ![01 NSX Connection 02](images/01-nsxt-connection02.png){.thumbnail}

pages/hosted_private_cloud/hosted_private_cloud_powered_by_vmware/nsx-01-first-steps/guide.en-us.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Enter your credentials and click `LOG IN`{.action}.
 > [!warning]
 > To authenticate on the NSX interface, you need to use a vSphere account with NSX rights. Ensure that the Dedicated Cloud name (FQDN, in the form `pcc-x-x-x-x.ovh.xx`) is selected in the login form.
 >
-> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as VMware Cloud Director, VCD), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
+> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as Public VCF as-a-Service), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
 >
 
 ![01 NSX Connection 02](images/01-nsxt-connection02.png){.thumbnail}

pages/hosted_private_cloud/hosted_private_cloud_powered_by_vmware/nsx-01-first-steps/guide.es-es.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Enter your credentials and click `LOG IN`{.action}.
 > [!warning]
 > To authenticate on the NSX interface, you need to use a vSphere account with NSX rights. Ensure that the Dedicated Cloud name (FQDN, in the form `pcc-x-x-x-x.ovh.xx`) is selected in the login form.
 >
-> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as VMware Cloud Director, VCD), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
+> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as Public VCF as-a-Service), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
 >
 
 ![01 NSX Connection 02](images/01-nsxt-connection02.png){.thumbnail}

pages/hosted_private_cloud/hosted_private_cloud_powered_by_vmware/nsx-01-first-steps/guide.es-us.md

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Enter your credentials and click `LOG IN`{.action}.
 > [!warning]
 > To authenticate on the NSX interface, you need to use a vSphere account with NSX rights. Ensure that the Dedicated Cloud name (FQDN, in the form `pcc-x-x-x-x.ovh.xx`) is selected in the login form.
 >
-> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as VMware Cloud Director, VCD), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
+> If you are not using the NSX interface, but rather the API or another external tool (such as Public VCF as-a-Service), you will need to use the account provided by OVHcloud as an identifier, followed by the PCC FQDN. For example `[email protected]` in the example below.
 >
 
 ![01 NSX Connection 02](images/01-nsxt-connection02.png){.thumbnail}