Azure-docs: Unclear verbiage surrounding VNET restrictions

[anlatsko]

>In each Azure Virtual Network (VNet), only one subnet can be delegated to Azure NetApp Files.
Azure enables you to create multiple delegated subnets in a VNet. However, any attempts to create a new volume will fail if you use more than one delegated subnet.

Does this mean that there can be only one ANF instance in a VNET (one VNET can only have one delegated subnet that has one ANF instance) or that a single ANF instance cannot have volumes in multiple delegated subnets?

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Does this mean that there can be only one ANF instance in a VNET (one VNET can only have one delegated subnet that has one ANF instance) or that a single ANF instance cannot have volumes in multiple delegated subnets?

@ntap512 Can you please answer this question? Thanks.

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[ntap512]

You can only have a single delegated subnet in a vnet. A NetApp account can have deploy volumes into one or more vnets each having its own delegated subnet.

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Does this mean that there can be only one ANF instance in a VNET (one VNET can only have one delegated subnet that has one ANF instance) or that a single ANF instance cannot have volumes in multiple delegated subnets?

@ntap512https://github.com/ntap512 Can you please answer this question? Thanks.

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[b-juche]

You can only have a single delegated subnet in a vnet. A NetApp account can have deploy volumes into one or more vnets each having its own delegated subnet.

Thanks, @ntap512! Will add your clarification to the doc also.

[cc: @lichunli-ms]

[b-juche]

Added clarification to the documentation:

"You can have only a single delegated subnet in a VNet. A NetApp account can deploy volumes into multiple VNets, each having its own delegated subnet." (PR 113819)

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[anlatsko]

Thank you!!!