anchor.diff:    installations. Check which ports are available on the TCP router VMs to verify that no
     additional ports are in use. For more information, see <a href="https://github.com/cloudfoundry/routing-release/issues/184">
     TCP router fails to configure routes when there is a port conflict with a local process</a>
  -  in the Routing Release repository GitHub.</p>
  +  in the Routing Release repository on GitHub.</p>
   
   
   <% if not vars.platform_code == "CF" %>
  
positive.code: Since TCP route ports are a limited resource in some environments, quotas are configured
  to allow creation of zero TCP routes by default. After you deploy <%= vars.app_runtime_abbr %>,
  you can increase the maximum number of TCP routes for all orgs or for particular orgs and
  spaces. Because you reserve a route port for each TCP route, you manage the quota for this
  resource using the `--reserved-route-ports` cf CLI command option. For more information,
  see [Creating and Modifying Quota Plans](quota-plans.html).
  
  You can configure quotas for TCP routes in the following ways:
  
  
negative.code:     * `NUMBER-OF-ROUTE-PORTS` is the number of route ports you want to allow each org to
      reserve.
  
  * To create a new quota that governs the number of route ports that can be created in a
  particular org:
      1. Target the org for which you want to create the quota by running:
  
          ```
          cf target -o ORG-NAME
          ```
          Where `ORG-NAME` is the name of the org for which you want to create the quota.
      1. Run:
  
          ```
          cf create-quota QUOTA --reserved-route-ports NUMBER-OF-ROUTE-PORTS
          ```
          Where:
          * `QUOTA` is the maximum number of TCP routes you want to allocate to particular orgs.
          * `NUMBER-OF-ROUTE-PORTS` is the number of route ports you want to allow each org to
          reserve.
  
  * To create a new quota that governs the number of route ports that can be created in a
  particular space:
      1. Target the space for which you want to create the quota by running:
  
          ```
          cf target -s SPACE-NAME
          ```
          Where `SPACE-NAME` is the name of the space for which you want to create the quota.
      1. Run:
  
          ```
          cf create-space-quota QUOTA --reserved-route-ports NUMBER-OF-ROUTE-PORTS
          ```
          Where:
          * `QUOTA` is the maximum number of TCP routes you want to allocate to a particular
          space.
          * `NUMBER-OF-ROUTE-PORTS` is the number of route ports you want to allow the space
          to reserve.
  
  
  ## <a name="create-tcp-route"></a> Create a TCP Route
  