Remove "Goerli testnet" from provider examples. Clarify currently allowed providers in FAQ

docs/source/guides/development/cli_guide.rst

@@ -26,7 +26,9 @@ Initialize Alice and Bob
 
 Replace ``<YOUR PROVIDER URI>`` with a valid node web3 node provider string, for example:
 
-    - ``ipc:///home/ubuntu/.ethereum/goerli/geth.ipc`` - Geth Node on Görli testnet running under user ``ubuntu`` (most probably that's what you need).
+    - ``ipc:///home/<user>/.ethereum/geth.ipc`` - IPC Socket-based JSON-RPC server
+    - ``https://<host>>`` - HTTP(S)-based JSON-RPC server
+    - ``ws://<host>:8080`` - Websocket-based JSON-RPC server
 
 
 Get Bob's Public Keys

docs/source/guides/network_node/ursula_configuration_guide.rst

@@ -116,10 +116,9 @@ Running an Ursula via CLI (Interactive)
 
 Replace ``<YOUR PROVIDER URI>`` with a valid node web3 node provider string, for example:
 
-    - ``ipc:///home/ubuntu/.ethereum/goerli/geth.ipc`` - Geth Node on Görli testnet running with user ``ubuntu`` (default)
-    - ``ipc:///tmp/geth.ipc``   - Geth Development Node
-    - ``http://localhost:8545`` - Geth/Parity RPC-HTTP
-    - ``ws://0.0.0.0:8080``     - Websocket Provider
+    - ``ipc:///home/<user>/.ethereum/geth.ipc`` - IPC Socket-based JSON-RPC server
+    - ``https://<host>>`` - HTTP(S)-based JSON-RPC server
+    - ``ws://<host>:8080`` - Websocket-based JSON-RPC server
 
 ``<NETWORK_NAME>`` is the name of the NuCypher network domain where the node will run.
 

docs/source/guides/worklock_guide.rst

@@ -25,8 +25,9 @@ All ``nucypher worklock`` commands share a similar structure:
 
 Replace ``<YOUR PROVIDER URI>`` with a valid node web3 node provider string, for example:
 
-    - ``ipc:///home/ubuntu/.ethereum/goerli/geth.ipc`` - Geth Node on Görli testnet running under user ``ubuntu``.
-
+    - ``ipc:///home/<user>/.ethereum/geth.ipc`` - IPC Socket-based JSON-RPC server
+    - ``https://<host>>`` - HTTP(S)-based JSON-RPC server
+    - ``ws://<host>:8080`` - Websocket-based JSON-RPC server
 
 Show current WorkLock information
 ---------------------------------

docs/source/support/faq.rst

@@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ This is **ONLY** a heuristic to ensure that your node is running correctly, it d
        .. code::
 
             Starting Ursula on xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9151
-            Connecting to gemini
+            Connecting to <NETWORK>
             Working ~ Keep Ursula Online!
 
     #. Ensure that your node uses the correct IP address and can be accessed via port 9151 from an outside
@@ -229,9 +229,9 @@ This is **ONLY** a heuristic to ensure that your node is running correctly, it d
     #. Run the following command and ensure that the various settings are correct::
 
         nucypher status stakers
-        >    --provider <your_geth_provider>
-        >    --network gemini
-        >    --staking-address <your_staker_address>
+        >    --provider <YOUR PROVIDER URI>
+        >    --network <NETWORK>
+        >    --staking-address <YOUR STAKER ADDRESS>
 
     #. Ensure that your node is listed on the `Status Monitor Page <https://status.nucypher.network>`_ (this can take a few minutes).
 
@@ -252,9 +252,9 @@ Q: How can I check for currently available staking rewards?
 Run::
 
     nucypher status stakers
-    >    --provider <your_geth_provider>
-    >    --network gemini
-    >    --staking-address <your_staker_address>
+    >    --provider <YOUR PROVIDER URI>
+    >    --network <NETWORK>
+    >    --staking-address <YOUR STAKER ADDRESS>
 
 Note that a minimum of two periods must elapse before rewards will be delivered to your wallet. For example, say we
 are in Period 5 when you start staking:
@@ -276,9 +276,9 @@ Q: How can I observe the settings (re-staking, winding down) for my stake?
 Run::
 
     nucypher status stakers
-    >    --provider <your_geth_provider>
-    >    --network gemini
-    >    --staking-address <your_staker_address>
+    >    --provider <YOUR PROVIDER URI>
+    >    --network <NETWORK>
+    >    --staking-address <YOUR STAKER ADDRESS>
 
 
 Q: Can I extend the duration of my existing stake?
@@ -327,9 +327,16 @@ Q: The status of my node on the status monitor seems incorrect?
 Check when last your node made a commitment by running::
 
     nucypher status stakers
-    >    --provider <your_geth_provider>
-    >    --network gemini
-    >    --staking-address <your_staker_address>
+    >    --provider <YOUR PROVIDER URI>
+    >    --network <NETWORK>
+    >    --staking-address <YOUR STAKER ADDRESS>
 
 If everything looks fine, the status monitor probably just needs some time to connect to the node again to update the
 node's status.
+
+Q: What types of Ethereum web3 node providers do you support?
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+* IPC Socket-based JSON-RPC server e.g. ``ipc:///home/<user>/.ethereum/geth.ipc``
+* HTTP(S)-based JSON-RPC server e.g. ``http://<host>>:8545``
+* Websocket-based JSON-RPC server e.g. ``ws://<host>:8080``