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Clarify re: install/config (re: #91)

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@@ -80,12 +80,18 @@ Configured in the _Module_ as detailed below, once you've added/restricted it in
### 🏃‍♂️ INSTALL: Getting ready to use the Module!
Firstly, you need to upload, activate and make the WHMCS Module available to Administrators.
First up, get the basics sorted out:
0. Upload the Module to your WHMCS installation, ensuring correct permissions/ownership.
1. Activate it via WHMCS > Addon Modules > Proxmox VE for WHMCS > Activate.
2. In the same spot post-activation, expose the Module to Administrators.
3. Make sure your Proxmox host has a valid SSL Certificate installed.
4. Ensure you've TCP/8006 connectivity between WHMCS & PVE.
Once you've done all of that, in order to get the module working properly, you need to:
0. Proxmox VE > Create an additional VNC-only user, per instructions below
1. WHMCS Admin > Config > Servers > Add your PVE host/s (user: root; IP: PVE's)
1. WHMCS Admin > Config > Servers > Add (Advanced) > PVE Host/s (User: `root`; IPv4: `PVE's`; no port suffix!)
2. WHMCS Admin > Addons > Proxmox VE for WHMCS > Module Config > VNC Secret (see below)
3. WHMCS Admin > Addons > Proxmox VE for WHMCS > Add KVM/LXC Plan/s
4. WHMCS Admin > Addons > Proxmox VE for WHMCS > Add an IPv4 Pool