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 ==Update==
-Here, you'll have an option to '''parse''' current configuration of the desired endpoint and then '''update''' configuration based on your needs.
+Here, you'll have an option to parse current configuration of the desired section and then update the configuration based on your needs.
 Example: We are going to get our current Wi-Fi general configuration:
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 #Now when you've expanded all endpoints, press <big>'''<span style="color:#0455a4">Get Devices Configuration From Device</span>'''</big>
-#This will parse all information on this specific endpoint and fill in the form below.
+#This will parse all information of this specific configuration in the device and fill in the form below.
 [[File:Rmsmulticonfig4.png|border|class=tlt-border|1100px]]
 If you've selected more than one device, you will get to choose which device's configuration to parse:
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-There can also be situations where you'd need to specify which endpoint's configuration to parse exactly, as there may be more than one endpoint on specific section.<br>
+There can also be situations where you'd need to specify which section's configuration to parse exactly, as there may be more than one configuration on specific section.
-Example: You'd like to parse information on your '''Network Interfaces'''.
+Example: You'd like to parse and change the configurations of multiple Network Interfaces.
 [[File:Rmsmulticonfig17.png|border|class=tlt-border|500px]]
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 [[File:Rmsmulticonfig18.png|border|class=tlt-border|500px]]
 ==Create==
-Here, you'll have the option to create an entirely new configuration of the desired endpoint.
+Here, you'll have the option to create an entirely new configuration in a selected section.
-Example: We are going to create a new access point on our Wireless interface:
 #Let's find '''Create''' section on our wireless devices.<br>[[File:Rmsmulticonfig10.png|border|class=tlt-border|900px]]
-#Now we need to fill out all endpoint fields that we would like for our new AP to have.<br>[[File:Rmsmulticonfig9.png|border|class=tlt-border|900px]]
+#Now we need to fill out all fields that we would like for our new AP to have.<br>[[File:Rmsmulticonfig9.png|border|class=tlt-border|900px]]
 #Here we're creating new Wi-Fi AP on RUT240 and RUT955 and as their Wi-Fi functionality is the same, pushing new configuration onto devices is successful.<br>[[File:Rmsmulticonfig11.png|border|class=tlt-border|500px]]
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 #Make any changes that you'd like to have in your configuration template and click on [[File:Rmsmulticonfig3.png|24x24px]] icon.
 #A window will appear asking if you'd like to save this configuration to template. <br>[[File:Rmsmulticonfig13.png|border|class=tlt-border|700px]]
-#To see all your saved click on the [[File:Rmsmulticonfig2.png|24x24px]] icon.
+#To see all of your saved click on the [[File:Rmsmulticonfig2.png|24x24px]] icon.
 #A window will appear showing all your saved configurations:<br>[[File:Rmsmulticonfig14.png|border|class=tlt-border|700px]]
-##[[File:Rmsmulticonfig15.png|24x24px]] will let you apply the saved configuration on to current one. If the same endpoints have been modified already, applying changes from template will overwrite them.
+##[[File:Rmsmulticonfig15.png|24x24px]] will let you apply the saved configuration on top of the current one. If the same configurations have been modified already using the same endpoint, applying changes from a template will overwrite them.
 ##[[File:Rmsmulticonfig16.png|24x24px]] will remove the selected configuration template.