New configuration doc

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diff --git a/docs/configuration.rst b/docs/configuration.rst
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@@ -90,7 +90,6 @@ Deployment and configuration:
    :caption: Deployment and configuration
 
    deployment
-   configure
    configuration
 
 User guide:

diff --git a/docs/monitor_forwarders.rst b/docs/monitor_forwarders.rst
@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ Data hosts tracking
    :align: center
    :width: 1200px
 
-The default behaviour driven by the global host policy implies that as long as the Splunk instance is forwarding data, the host will remain green even if the sources monitored by and as this host runs into troubles, you can on a global basis change the :ref:`Data hosts global alerting policy` or selectively on a per host basis:
+The default behaviour driven by the global host policy implies that as long as the Splunk instance is forwarding data, the host will remain green even if the sources monitored by and as this host runs into troubles, you can on a global basis change the :ref:`Data Hosts alerting policy<TrackMe Data Hosts - Define what works for you>` or selectively on a per host basis:
 
 *Global policy in TrackMe manage and configure:*
 

diff --git a/docs/userguide.rst b/docs/userguide.rst
@@ -2412,7 +2412,7 @@ Alerting policy for data hosts
    - The global alternative mode named "track per sourcetype" instructs TrackMe to consider sourcetypes and their monitoring rules individually on a per host basis, to finally define the overall state of the host
    - This global mode can optionally be overriden on a per host basis via the configuration screen of the data host
 
-See :ref:`Data hosts global alerting policy` to control the global policy settings.
+See :ref:`Data Hosts alerting policy<TrackMe Data Hosts - Define what works for you>` to control the global policy settings.
 
 **An host emitting multiple sourcetypes will appear in the UI with a multi value summary field describing the state and main information of sourcetypes:**
 
@@ -2449,7 +2449,7 @@ See :ref:`Data hosts global alerting policy` to control the global policy settin
 
 **To configure sourcetypes to be taken into account individually, you can either:**
 
-- Define the global policy accordingly (note: this applies by default to all hosts), See :ref:`Data hosts global alerting policy`
+- Define the global policy accordingly (note: this applies by default to all hosts), See :ref:`Data Hosts alerting policy<TrackMe Data Hosts - Define what works for you>`
 - Define the alerting policy for that host especially in the data host configuration screen
 
 **Defining a policy per host:**