DOCS-1624: Links review

- fix up syntax errors, couple misplaced links, general review

config.toml

@@ -134,9 +134,9 @@ version = "FN 11.3"
 url = "https://www.ixsystems.com/documentation/freenas/11.3-U4/freenas.html"
 
 [[params.versions]]
-fullversion = "TrueCommand 1.3.2"
-version = "TC 1.3.2"
-url = "/docs/truecommand/overview/releasenotes/tc-1.3.2/"
+fullversion = "TrueCommand 1.2"
+version = "TC 1.2"
+url = "https://www.ixsystems.com/documentation/truecommand/"
 
 # User interface configuration
 [params.ui]

content/en/hardware/fn-certified/multipath.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ The OS does not require a special on-disk format and there is no attempt to conn
 
 After reviewing our reliability data, no significant benefit was found to using multipathing within the FNC line of products.
 Wide porting performs equally well and, in some specific cases, even better.
-If higher availability is needed, a dual controller system like the [M-Series](/docs/hardware/m-series/) should be used.
+If higher availability is needed, a dual controller system like the [M-Series](/hardware/m-series/) should be used.
 
 There are several reasons to discontinue the use of multipathing on the FNC line:
 
@@ -39,4 +39,4 @@ On an existing system, we recommend keeping the multipath functional unless it
 
 The existing multipathing software within TrueNAS CORE (and FreeBSD) is unchanged and will continue to be supported.
 
-If any existing FNC customers have questions about this issue, please discuss in the [forums](https://www.ixsystems.com/community/) or [contact us](/hub/initial-setup/support/#support-in-truenas-enterprise).
+If any existing FNC customers have questions about this issue, please discuss in the [forums](https://www.ixsystems.com/community/) or [contact us](/hub/initial-setup/support/#contacting-ixsystems-support).

content/en/hardware/legacy/mini-gen2/fn-bmc-watchdog.md

@@ -47,14 +47,14 @@ iXsystems is proud to stand behind its products. We’re extending the warranty
 
 ## What should I do if I think my FreeNAS Mini has stopped working because of this issue?
 
-[Contact iXsystems Customer Support](/hub/initial-setup/support/#support-in-truenas-enterprise) and we will be glad to assist you!
+[Contact iXsystems Customer Support](/hub/initial-setup/support/#contacting-ixsystems-support) and we will be glad to assist you!
 
 ## How does the return process work and how long does it take?
 
 We offer an advanced replacement option if you have experienced a failure related to your FreeNAS Mini motherboard. This means that we will ship you a motherboard ahead of receiving the defective motherboard.
 
 ## What if I didn’t get an answer to my question in this FAQ?
 
-[Contact iXsystems Customer Support](/hub/initial-setup/support/#support-in-truenas-enterprise) and we will be glad to assist you!
+[Contact iXsystems Customer Support](/hub/initial-setup/support/#contacting-ixsystems-support) and we will be glad to assist you!
 
 Thank you for your loyalty as an iXsystems customer. We stand behind the FreeNAS Mini and the FreeNAS Mini XL and will continue to support our customers.

content/en/hardware/notices/rma-policy.md

@@ -14,4 +14,4 @@ All warranted systems inherit the iXsystems RMA policy. The details of the polic
 
 **FreeNAS/Server International RMA Policy**: Advanced Replacement; customer responsible for returning failed component (no shipping label). Parts must be received by iXsystems within 30 days to avoid an automated invoice for the full cost of the replacement part.
 
-For additional info, please [contact the iXsystems Support team](/hub/initial-setup/support/#support-in-truenas-enterprise) at any time!
+For additional info, please [contact the iXsystems Support team](/hub/initial-setup/support/#contacting-ixsystems-support) at any time!

content/en/hub/additional-topics/UsageRecommendations/MediaEntertainment.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ A TrueNAS storage system from iXsystems brings an enterprise-grade storage solut
 It is designed to enable M&E customers to address media capacity and performance requirements while reducing TCO, consolidating digital assets, accelerating media workflows, and providing the features needed to protect all media assets.
 Read more to learn how TrueNAS can be optimized for typical M&E production house usage.
 
-> Note: new general tuning recommendations for generic media use or specific software are always forthcoming. Check back often to see what's changed or [add your own recommendations](hub/contributing/updating/#making-quick-changes-to-an-artic)!
+> Note: new general tuning recommendations for generic media use or specific software are always forthcoming. Check back often to see what's changed or [add your own recommendations](/hub/contributing/updating/#making-quick-changes-to-an-article)!
 
 ## General Optimizations
 

content/en/hub/initial-setup/install/update/ha-update-enterprise.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ An update usually takes between thirty minutes and an hour.
 A reboot is required after the update, so it is recommended to schedule updates during a maintenance window, allowing two to three hours to update, test, and possibly roll back if issues appear.
 On very large systems, a proportionally longer maintenance window is recommended.
 
-For individual support during an upgrade, please [contact iXsystems Support](/hub/initial-setup/support/#support-in-truenas-enterprise) to schedule your upgrade.
+For individual support during an upgrade, please [contact iXsystems Support](/hub/initial-setup/support/#contacting-ixsystems-support) to schedule your upgrade.
 Scheduling at least two days in advance of a planned upgrade gives time to make sure a specialist is available for assistance.
 Updating from earlier than version 9.3 of TrueNAS must be scheduled with iXsystems Support.
 

content/en/hub/intro/COREHardwareGuide.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Therefore, this guide will use the TrueNAS Mini and FreeNAS Certified systems as
 At the heart of any storage system is the symbiotic pairing of its file system and its physical storage devices.
 The ZFS file system in TrueNAS provides the [best available data protection of any filesystem at any cost](https://www.ixsystems.com/blog/openzfs-vs-the-competition/) and makes very effective use of both spinning disk and all-flash storage, or a mix of the two.
 ZFS is fully prepared for the eventual failure of storage devices and is highly-configurable to achieve the perfect balance of redundancy and performance to meet any storage goal.
-A properly-configured TrueNAS system can tolerate the failure of multiple storage devices and even its boot media which can be quickly re-created with a copy of the [configuration file](/hub/initial-setup/firsttimelogin/systemsettings/).
+A properly-configured TrueNAS system can tolerate the failure of multiple storage devices and even its boot media which can be quickly re-created with a copy of the [configuration file](/hub/tasks/administrative/backup-config/).
 Choosing storage media is the first step in designing the storage system to meet immediate objectives and prepare for future capacity expansion.
 
 ### Spinning Disks

content/en/hub/intro/RecommendedUpdateforZFS.md

@@ -29,4 +29,4 @@ These performance improvements are also welcome:
 > I've also noticed a substantial decline in overall disk busy time, moving from a prior average around 65% to an average closer to 45%.
 > All of this while a scrub was running…“
  
-TrueNAS Enterprise users should [contact iXsystems Support](/hub/initial-setup/support/#support-in-truenas-enterprise) to schedule the software update and discuss any potential challenges with this update.
+TrueNAS Enterprise users should [contact iXsystems Support](/hub/initial-setup/support/#contacting-ixsystems-support) to schedule the software update and discuss any potential challenges with this update.

content/en/hub/tasks/advanced/virtual-machines.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ tags: ["VM"]
 
 {{% alert title="Licensed Feature" color="info" %}}
 While Virtual Machines are freely available in TrueNAS CORE, they are a licensed feature of TrueNAS Enterprise.
-To request adding virtual machines to your TrueNAS Enterprise license, [contact iXsystems](/hub/initial-setup/support/#support-in-truenas-enterprise).
+To request adding virtual machines to your TrueNAS Enterprise license, [contact iXsystems](/hub/initial-setup/support/#contacting-ixsystems-support).
 {{% /alert %}}
 
 A Virtual Machine (VM) is an environment on a host computer that can be used as if it were a separate physical computer.

content/en/truecommand/InstallUpdate/tc_cloud.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ TrueCommand Cloud is a SaaS offering of TrueCommand which includes a WireGuard V
 
 ## Register an iXsystems Account
 
-Open http://portal.ixsystems.com and click **Register**. 
+Open https://portal.ixsystems.com and click **Register**. 
 
 <img src="/images/tcc-01.png" width='700px'>
 <br><br>
@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ Click on the New System alert, fill in the information from the TrueNAS system,
 
 <img src="/images/tcnewssystemcred.png"><br><br>
 
-It may take 10 to 15 minutes for your TrueNAS instance to fully sync up with the TrueCommand Cloud instance. When systems are connected to the TrueCommand Cloud instance, refer to the [TrueCommand documentation](/docs/truecommand/) for more articles about setting up configuration backups, alerts, reports, and role-based access control.
+It may take 10 to 15 minutes for your TrueNAS instance to fully sync up with the TrueCommand Cloud instance. When systems are connected to the TrueCommand Cloud instance, refer to the [TrueCommand documentation](/truecommand/) for more articles about setting up configuration backups, alerts, reports, and role-based access control.
 
 ## Support
 

content/en/truecommand/overview/releasenotes/_index.md

@@ -5,4 +5,4 @@ weight: 20
 ---
 
 TrueCommand version 1.3 is the first iteration of the software that is documented on this website.
-Legacy documentation for TrueCommand 1.2 and earlier is available in the [Legacy Documentation](/docs/truecommand/tc-legacy-docs/).
+Legacy documentation for TrueCommand 1.2 and earlier is available in the [iX Library](https://www.ixsystems.com/blog/knowledgebase_category/truecommand/).

content/en/truecommand/overview/releasenotes/eolstatements/_index.md

@@ -3,4 +3,4 @@ title: "TrueCommand EOL Statements"
 description: "End of Life Statements for prior TrueCommand versions"
 ---
 
-Legacy documentation for TrueCommand 1.2 and earlier is available in the [Legacy Documentation](/docs/truecommand/tc-legacy-docs/).
+Legacy documentation for TrueCommand 1.2 and earlier is available in the [iX Library](https://www.ixsystems.com/blog/knowledgebase_category/truecommand/).

content/en/truecommand/overview/releasenotes/eolstatements/tc-1-0-eol.md

@@ -7,4 +7,4 @@ draft: false
 TrueCommand 1.0 has reached its End of Life and is no longer receiving security updates.
 The TrueCommand 1.3.2 release announcement can be found at https://www.ixsystems.com/blog/truecommand-1-3-2/.
 
-Please schedule a time to upgrade to the latest version of TrueCommand. If assistance is required, please contact the [iXsystems Support Team](/hub/initial-setup/support/#support-in-truenas-enterprise).
+Please schedule a time to upgrade to the latest version of TrueCommand. If assistance is required, please contact the [iXsystems Support Team](/hub/initial-setup/support/#contacting-ixsystems-support).

content/en/truecommand/overview/releasenotes/eolstatements/tc-1-1-eol.md

@@ -7,4 +7,4 @@ draft: false
 TrueCommand 1.1 has reached its End of Life and is no longer receiving security updates.
 The TrueCommand 1.3.2 release announcement can be found at https://www.ixsystems.com/blog/truecommand-1-3-2/.
 
-Please schedule a time to upgrade to the latest version of TrueCommand. If assistance is required, please contact the [iXsystems Support Team](/hub/initial-setup/support/#support-in-truenas-enterprise).
+Please schedule a time to upgrade to the latest version of TrueCommand. If assistance is required, please contact the [iXsystems Support Team](/hub/initial-setup/support/#contacting-ixsystems-support).