Adjust README for 6.2 and describe configuration changes better

Author: centic9

README.md

@@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ configuration data from the Dynatrace server during startup and thus they can ea
 re-created from scratch without the need for backing up any data except for one configuration
 file which can easily be added to the Docker-image.
 
-Directory ```dtcollector-base``` provides a base Dynatrace Collector Docker image which is extended by 
-a sample derived image in ```dtcollector-with-config``` which also includes the actual configuration to 
+Directory `dtcollector-base` provides a base Dynatrace Collector Docker image which is extended by 
+a sample derived image in `dtcollector-with-config` which also includes the actual configuration to 
 run an instance of the Collector that connects to a Dynatrace Server.
 
 Please feel free to contribute.
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Please feel free to contribute.
 
 #### Download the Dynatrace Collector 
 
-Download the full linux package named something like `dynatrace-6.1.0.7880-linux-x64.jar`
+Download the full linux package named something like `dynatrace-6.2.0.1238-linux-x64.jar`
 from https://community.compuwareapm.com/community/display/DL/Product+Downloads and
 put it into the dtcollector-base directory.
 
@@ -35,8 +35,9 @@ put it into the dtcollector-base directory.
 
 ### Building the configured Dynatrace Collector image
 
-Adjust the sample configuration in `dtcollector-with-config/collector.config.xml` and the memory
-settings used for the Collector in the `dtcollector-with-config/Dockerfile`, then create the image 
+Adjust the configuration in `dtcollector-with-config/collector.config.xml` (usually only the actual Dynatrace Server hostname is needed instead of `localhost` in field `serveraddress`).
+
+Adjust the memory settings used for the Collector in the `dtcollector-with-config/Dockerfile`, then create the image 
 with the following steps:
 
 	cd dtcollector-with-config
@@ -50,7 +51,7 @@ with the following steps:
 ### Run multiple Dynatrace Collectors on one machine
 
 The Docker Container also makes it easy to run multiple Dynatrace Collectors on one machine, the only
-port that is usually required is the Agent connection port. Look at the file ```dtcollector-with-config/run.sh```
+port that is usually required is the Agent connection port. Look at the file `dtcollector-with-config/run.sh`
 it maps the port 9998 inside the container to a different port on the host-machine. By using different ones
 for different Containers you can run multiple Dynatrace Collectors on one machine, each providing the Agent
 connection on a different port without needing to adjust configuration of the Dynatrace Collector itself.