diff --git a/user-guide/ssh_client_config.md b/user-guide/ssh_client_config.md
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--- a/user-guide/ssh_client_config.md
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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ The assumption is that you are working at the PSI campus or are connected over V
 A good SSH config is a rather personal thing. First there are useful defaults, then starting points for common use cases.
 The last chapter contains the details and explanations useful for a even more streamlined configuration.
 
-## TLDR; defaults
+## TLDR; common defaults
 ```
 # useful defaults
 ControlPersist 3h
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ The full feature set you get at [`ssh_config(5)`](https://man.openbsd.org/ssh_co
 
 ### Multiplexing Master Connection
 
-The master connection (`ControlMaster auto`) multiplexes several connections to one the first connection. This means that the connection setup and authentication step is only done once and so you get a single-signon behaviour (especially useful for `wmgt01` and `wmgt02`) and a faster connection setup for subsequent connections. The `ControlPersist` setting defines for how long the master connection will stay after the last user connection has been closed.
+The master connection (`ControlMaster auto`) multiplexes several connections over the first connection. This means that the connection setup and authentication step is only done once and so you get a single-signon behaviour (especially useful for `wmgt01` and `wmgt02`) and a faster connection setup for subsequent connections. The `ControlPersist` setting defines for how long the master connection will stay after the last user connection has been closed.
 
 
 ### Stale Connection Detection