anchor.diff:  
   ### <a id="logs"></a> Logs
   
  -This section provides details about Gorouter logging. 
  +This section provides details about Gorouter logging.
   
   #### <a id="levels"></a> Levels
   
  -The following table describes the log levels supported by Gorouter. 
  +The following table describes the log levels supported by Gorouter.
   <% if vars.platform_code == 'CF' %>
  -The log level is specified in the configuration YAML file for Gorouter. 
  +The log level is specified in the configuration YAML file for Gorouter.
   <% else %>
  -The log level is set to `debug` and is not configurable. 
  +The log level is set to `debug` and is not configurable.
   <% end %>
   
   <table>
  
positive.code: 
  * If the access log lacks a <code>Status Code</code>,  <code>Response Time</code>, <code>Application ID</code>, or <code>Application Index</code>, the corresponding field shows `-`.
  
  * `Response Time` is the total time it takes for the request to go through the GoRouter to the app and for the response to travel back through the GoRouter. This includes the time the request spends traversing the network to the app and back again to the GoRouter. It also includes the time the app spends forming a response.
  
  * `GoRouter Time` is the total time it takes for the request to go through the GoRouter initially plus the time it takes for the response to travel back through the GoRouter. This does not include the time the request spends traversing the network to the app. This also does not include the time the app spends forming a response. 
  
  
  <p class="note"><strong>Note</strong>: Access logs are also redirected to syslog.</p>
  
negative.code: the request comes from an operator addressing the [Cloud Controller](./cloud-controller.html)
  or from an application user accessing an app running on a Diego Cell. Handling both platform
  and app requests with the same process centralizes routing logic and simplifies support for
  WebSocket and other types of traffic (for example, through HTTP CONNECT).
  
  See the following instructions for help getting started with Gorouter
  in a standalone environment.
  
  ## <a id='setup'></a>Setup ##
  