KnowledgeBase/CII.md

@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ Find the build output in ./cii-demo.sh.build.log
 
 After this, you find the list of available demo apps in the (generated) README file. You can at any time modify the sources and rebuild them with "waf build install". Look inside "cii-demo.sh" if unsure.
 
-Most demo apps require CII Services be running on your host or on another host => Check that the related CII Services (e.g. config service for a a config demo app) are accessible: see [How-to start/stop CII Services](#how-to-start-stop-cii-services)
+Most demo apps require CII Services be running on your host or on another host => Check that the related CII Services (e.g. config service for a a config demo app) are accessible: see [KB: How-to start/stop CII Services](#how-to-start-stop-cii-services)
 
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@@ -820,7 +820,7 @@ The MAL seems to misbehave. How can I get more log messages from the MAL used in
 
 **Solution A**
 
-MAL is compatible with CII Logging, meaning if you run an application that uses CII Logging, you can configure MAL's logging as part of your application's log config. To learn how to do that, continue at KB article [Adjust CII Log Levels](https://gitlab.eso.org/ecos/eltsw-docs/-/wikis/KnowledgeBase/CII#adjust-cii-log-levels-log).
+MAL is compatible with CII Logging, meaning if you run an application that uses CII Logging, you can configure MAL's logging as part of your application's log config. To learn how to do that, continue at Knowledge-Base article [KB: Adjust CII Log Levels](https://gitlab.eso.org/ecos/eltsw-docs/-/wikis/KnowledgeBase/CII#adjust-cii-log-levels-log).
 
 **Solution B**
 
@@ -830,7 +830,7 @@ MAL itself does not use CII Logging (CiiLogManager etc.). If you have no applica
 
 1. Put a log-config file into your file system like below.
 
-Note: In this example we configure two loggers: the root logger and the "cii.mal" logger. See the full list of possible logger names at KB article [Adjust CII Log Levels](https://gitlab.eso.org/ecos/eltsw-docs/-/wikis/KnowledgeBase/CII#adjust-cii-log-levels-log). In particular, if you use CII 4, find there the list of CII 4 loggers (configuring the "cii.mal" logger under CII 4 won't have any effect).
+Note: In this example we configure two loggers: the root logger and the "cii.mal" logger. See the full list of possible logger names at Knowledge Base article [KB: Adjust CII Log Levels](https://gitlab.eso.org/ecos/eltsw-docs/-/wikis/KnowledgeBase/CII#adjust-cii-log-levels-log). In particular, if you use CII 4, find there the list of CII 4 loggers (configuring the "cii.mal" logger under CII 4 won't have any effect).
 
 
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