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| // getting-started.adoc |
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| [id='next-steps-{context}'] |
| = Next steps |
| |
| After using {RouterName} to distribute messages between two clients, you can use the following sections to learn more about {RouterName} configuration, deployment, and management. |
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| xref:configuration[Change the router's configuration]:: |
| {RouterName} ships with default settings that are suitable for many basic use cases. You can further experiment with the standalone router that you used in the _Getting started_ example by changing the router's essential properties, network connections, security settings, logging, and routing mechanisms. |
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| xref:installing-router-{context}[Install and configure {RouterName}]:: |
| {RouterName} is typically deployed in router networks. You can design a router network of any arbitrary topology to interconnect the endpoints in your messaging network. |
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| xref:management[Monitor and manage {RouterName}]:: |
| You can use the web console and command-line management tools to monitor the status and performance of the routers in your router network. |
