anchor.diff:  Container networking in CF integrates with Garden-runC in a Diego deployment. 
   The BOSH release for container networking includes several core components, as well as swappable components. 
   
  -To understand the components and how they work, refer to the diagram and tables below. 
  +To understand the components and how they work, refer to the diagram and tables below. The diagram displays the container networking components in blue and other CF components in gray.
   
   ![c2c architecture diagram](./images/c2c-arch.png)
   
  
positive.code: 
  ##<a id="enable"></a>Enable Container Networking
  
  ###<a id="iaas"></a>Enable on IaaS
  
  #### Prerequisites
  
  To complete this procedures, you need a MySQL or PostgreSQL database. 
  You could use an instance within the Cloud Controller database or spin up another instance, such as Amazon RDS.
  
  <ol>
      <li>Target your bosh director using the BOSH CLI:<br>
      <code>
      $ bosh target BOSH-DIRECTOR-IP
  
negative.code:     <li>Open the CF properties stub that you created when <a href="http://docs.cloudfoundry.org/deploying/index.html">deploying Cloud Foundry</a>
          and do the following:
      <ol type="a">
          <li>Under <code>properties</code> > <code>uaa</code> > <code>scim</code> > <code>users</code> > <code>name: admin</code> > <code>groups</code>, add a new group called <code>network.admin</code>.
          <pre>
  scim:
    users:
    - name: admin
      password: <admin-password>
      groups:
        - scim.write
        - scim.read
        ...
        - routing.router_groups.write
        <b>- network.admin</b>
          </pre></li>
          <li>Under <code>properties</code> > <code>uaa</code> > <code>clients</code> > <code>cf</code>, to the line beginning <code>scope: </code>
          add <code>network.admin</code>.</li>
          <pre>
  