This is a technique for increasing the scalability of the Condor collector.  This has been found to help scale up glidein pools using GSI authentication in order to scale beyond ~5000 slots to ~12000 slots.  Other strong authentication methods are similarly CPU intensive, so they should also benefit from this technique.  The reason why this is particularly relevant to glidein pools is that these pools typically have shorter lived startds than dedicated pools, so new security sessions need to be established more often.  In the case mentioned where we needed to configure a multi-tier collector to scale beyond 5k slots, the glideins were restarting (unsynchronized) with an average of about 3 hour lifespans.
 
-The basic idea is to have multiple collectors that each individually serve a portion of the pool.  The machine ClassAds that are sent to this collector are forwarded to one main collector (the central manager).  The main collector is used for matchmaking purposes.  All of these collectors could exist on the same machine, in which case you would want to make sure there are multiple CPUs/cores, or they could be located on separate machines.
+The basic idea is to have multiple collectors that each individually serve a portion of the pool.  The machine {quote: ClassAd} that are sent to this collector are forwarded to one main collector (the central manager).  The main collector is used for matchmaking purposes.  All of these collectors could exist on the same machine, in which case you would want to make sure there are multiple CPUs/cores, or they could be located on separate machines.
 
-Assuming you are running the collectors on the same machine, you will need to assign a different network port to each of them.  The main collector can use the standard port, to keep things simpler.  Here is how you could configure it to create 3 "sub" collectors on ports 10002-10004 (arbitrarily chosen) and to have them forward ClassAds to the main collector.
+Assuming you are running the collectors on the same machine, you will need to assign a different network port to each of them.  The main collector can use the standard port, to keep things simpler.  Here is how you could configure it to create 3 "sub" collectors on ports 10002-10004 (arbitrarily chosen) and to have them forward {quote: ClassAd} to the main collector.
 
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 # define sub collectors