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authorSean O'Brien <diggity@diggmobile.(none)>2012-02-27 17:18:41 -0500
committerJames Vasile <james@jamesvasile.com>2012-03-12 14:39:31 -0400
commit638b287d1bf9e2772716cc6391a18d65ade3e18b (patch)
treec8f3f8d9f85cd7fec4232e6b3f25c825220478d0 /modules/installed/system/wan.py
parentd2bcebf6766ef2dec4827006198296161d1b49be (diff)
new template based upon bootstrap
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diff --git a/modules/installed/system/wan.py b/modules/installed/system/wan.py
index 52b0cf0..0817f62 100644
--- a/modules/installed/system/wan.py
+++ b/modules/installed/system/wan.py
@@ -22,13 +22,13 @@ class wan(FormPlugin, PagePlugin):
end will be reachable from the WAN. If your %(box)s
connects you to the internet, that means you'll be able to log
in to the front end from the internet. This might be
- convenient, but it is also <b>dangerous</b>, since it can
+ convenient, but it is also <strong>dangerous</strong>, since it can
enable attackers to gain access to your %(box)s from the
outside world. All they'll need is your username and
passphrase, which they might guess or they might simply try
every posible combination of letters and numbers until they
get in. If you enable the WAN administration option, you
- <b>must</b> use long and complex passphrases.</p>
+ <strong>must</strong> use long and complex passphrases.</p>
<p>For security reasons, neither WAN Administration nor WAN
SSH is available to the `admin` user account.</p>