anchor.diff:  ....
   
   If the hostname and path from your URL don't match anything in the
  -list of returned routes, then you need to add a route.  See the link:architecture/core_concepts/routes.html[router documentation].
  +list of returned routes, then you need to add a route.  See the
  +link:../architecture/core_concepts/routes.html[router documentation].
   
   If your route is present, then you need to debug access to the
   endpoints.  That's the same as if you were debugging problems with a
  
positive.code: 
  Now that you have an IP address, we need to `ssh` to that machine and
  check that the router software is running on that machine and
  configured correctly.  So let's `ssh` there and make sure the router
  is running:
  ....
  # oc get endpoints --namespace=default --label=router
  NAMESPACE   NAME              ENDPOINTS
  
negative.code: backs that service.  So you should be able to talk to that IP address.
  But, unfortunately, even if you can, it doesn't mean all pods are reachable;
  and if you can't, it doesn't mean all pods aren't reachable.  It just
  tells you the status of the _one_ that kubeproxy hooked you up to.
  
  Let's test the service anyway.  From one of your nodes:
  ....
  