anchor.diff:      ```
   
       Where:  
  -    * `ACCOUNT-ID` is the is the github account ID.  
  -    * `CONFIG-REPO` is your github configuration repository.   
  +    * `ACCOUNT-ID` is your Git repository account ID.  
  +    * `CONFIG-REPO` is the name of your configuration Git repository created in the step above. 
   
   1. Save the text file as a JSON file, for example `config-server.json`.  
      <p class='note'><strong>Note:</strong> Ensure file is not BOM-encoded.</p>
  -1. To create a config server using your configuration file, run the following command:  
  +1. Create a config server using your configuration file and the `cf create service` command:  
   
       ```script
       cf create-service CONFIG-SERVER-MARKET standard SERVER-NAME  -c .\CONFIG-FILE
       ```
   
       Where:  
  -    * `CONFIG-SERVER-MARKET` is the name of the config server available in your CF Marketplace.
  +    * `CONFIG-SERVER-MARKET` is the name of the config server available in your CF Marketplace (`p.config-server` or `p-config-server`)
       * `SERVER-NAME` is the name for your config server.  
       * `CONFIG-FILE` is the filename of your server config json file.  
   
  
positive.code: 
      ```yaml
       connectionStrings:
         MyDB: "Data Source=prodserver;Initial Catalog=mydb;User ID=serviceacc3;Password=PaKsAsEwWoOrOdT3"
      ```    
  
  ### <a id='copy-to-git'></a> Move Your Configurations to a Spring Cloud Config Server GitHub Repository
  
  Your Spring Cloud Config Server must be backed by transforms stored in a git repository data source.  
  
  To move your transformations to a git repository, complete the following steps:  
  
  1. Create a network accessible git repository specifically for storing this application's transform configuration files.  
  
  1. Copy the configuration files created in [Create Configurations for Spring Cloud Config Server](#create-for-spring-cloud), above to the new git repository.  
  
  
  ### <a id='create-spring-cloud-service'></a> Create a Configuration Service for Spring Cloud Config Server
  
  The Web Config Transform Extension Buildpack requires a configuration file pointing to your transform configurations 
  GitHub repository.  
  
  1. To confirm the name of the config servers available in your CF Marketplace, run the following command:  
  
      ```
      cf marketplace
  
negative.code: 
      Review the return and determine whether you have either `p.config-server` or `p-config-server`.  
  
  1. Create a JSON text file for configuration server settings. This should include your configuration Git repository. 
  <br>
    For example:  
  <br> 
      ```json
      {
          "git" : { 
  