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Author: p7nov

doc/tooling/tcm/_images/tcm_ui_cluster_security.png

@@ -14,14 +14,15 @@ clusters. It is available on the **Cluster** > **Security** page. On this page,
 you can manage the following security features in the cluster:
 
 -   *Authentication settings*: protocol (CHAP or PAP), number of retries, and
-    the delay after a failed authentication attempt (``security.auth_*`` configuration options).
-    To learn more about authentication settings, see :ref:`configuration_authentication`.
--   *Password policy*: minimal password length, mandatory characters, expiration
-    period, and other settings (``security.password_*`` configuration options).
-    To learn more about Tarantool password policy, see :ref:`enterprise-password-policy`.
+    the delay after a failed authentication attempt (:ref:`security.auth_* <configuration_reference_security>`
+    configuration options). To learn more about authentication settings, see :ref:`configuration_authentication`.
+-   *Password policy*: minimal password length, required characters, expiration
+    period, and other settings (:ref:`security.password_* <configuration_reference_security>`
+    configuration options). To learn more about Tarantool password policy, see :ref:`enterprise-password-policy`.
 -   *Guest access*: whether unauthenticated or :ref:`guest <authentication-passwords>`
-    users can connect to cluster (``security.disable_guest`` configuration option).
--   *Secure erasing*: whether to delete data files so that it cannot be restored.
+    users can connect to cluster (:ref`security.disable_guest <configuration_reference_security_disable_guest>`
+    configuration option).
+-   *Secure erasing*: whether to delete data files securely so that they cannot be restored
     (:ref:`security.secure_erasing <configuration_reference_security_secure_erasing>` configuration option).
 -   *Audit log*: configure audit logging in the cluster
     (:ref:`audit_log.* <configuration_reference_audit>` configuration options)