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Fix broken link in getting started guide

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max furman 2019-10-03 10:39:41 -07:00
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@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ created when you initilialized your PKI. In order to properly validate this
certificate clients need access to the public root of trust, aka the public root certificate clients need access to the public root of trust, aka the public root
certificate. If you are using the `step cli` on the same host where you certificate. If you are using the `step cli` on the same host where you
initialized your PKI (the `root_ca.crt` is stored on disk locally), then you can initialized your PKI (the `root_ca.crt` is stored on disk locally), then you can
continue to [setting up your environment](setting-up-environment-variables), continue to [setting up your environment](#setup-env),
otherwise we will show you how to easily download your root certificate in the otherwise we will show you how to easily download your root certificate in the
following step. following step.
@ -215,9 +215,10 @@ In the examples below we will use `https://ca.smallstep.com:8080`.
3. Test. 3. Test.
``` ```
* step ca health $ step ca health
``` ```
<a name="setup-env"></a>
#### Setting up Environment Defaults #### Setting up Environment Defaults
This is optional, but we recommend you populate a `defaults.json` file with a This is optional, but we recommend you populate a `defaults.json` file with a