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modules/reference/pages/command/securityUtility-encode.adoc

@@ -130,13 +130,13 @@ To check whether your password includes any characters that your operating syste
 On the command line, type `echo` followed by the password and review the output to determine whether it differs from your specified password. If any characters are changed, you must escape the characters.  The following example is for Ubuntu.
 
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-$ echo pa$$word
-pa683word  // OK until "pa"
-$ echo pa\$$word    // Added escape after "pa"
-pa$    // OK until "pa$"
-$ echo pa\$\$word   // Added escape after "pa$"
-pa$$word
-// Escaping each special character individually provides the correct password to encode
-
-$ securityUtility encode pa\$\$word
+$ echo pa$$W0rd
+pa683Word
+// The dollar sign ($) special characters aren't encoded properly.
+
+$ echo pa\$\$W0rd
+pa$$W0rd
+// Escape each special character individually to return the correct password to encode.
+
+$ securityUtility encode pa\$\$w0rd
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