@@ -146,8 +146,8 @@ You can reference your certificates in the following ways:
146146
147147.. _node-tls-securecontext:
148148
149- Create a `` SecureContext`` Object to Store Certificates
150- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
149+ Create a SecureContext Object to Store Certificates
150+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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152152We recommend that you use the ``secureContext`` option to configure
153153your TLS connection. ``SecureContext`` objects are native to Node.js
@@ -202,8 +202,8 @@ in your ``MongoClient``:
202202 tlsCertificateKeyFile: `<path to private client key>`,
203203 });
204204
205- Create `` Buffer`` Objects to Store Certificates
206- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
205+ Create Buffer Objects to Store Certificates
206+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
207207
208208You can pass the contents of your certificate files as ``Buffer``
209209objects in your client options to connect with TLS.
@@ -225,8 +225,8 @@ files and pass the resulting ``Buffer`` objects as options in your
225225
226226.. _node-securecontext-full-example:
227227
228- `` SecureContext`` Example
229- -------------------------
228+ SecureContext Example
229+ ---------------------
230230
231231This example shows how to create a ``SecureContext`` object and
232232a ``MongoClient`` instance that includes TLS options. The example
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