1237: restore content during meaning check; subnet-tree-view, switch-templates

Author: Nadia-JSch

docs/infrastructure-management/ipam/subnet-tree-view.mdx

@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Each IP also has an **Edit** button next to it for making changes from this page
 
 ## Nest Subnets
 
-Use the **+ New Subnet** button next to each subnet to create a nested subnet. Clicking this button displays a tree-like view of available subnets within that subnet to choose from. You can also drag and drop subnets into another subnet or another VRF group.
+Use the **+ New Subnet** button next to each subnet to create a nested subnet. Clicking this button displays a tree-like view of available subnets within that subnet to choose from. You can also drag and drop subnets into another subnet or another VRF group. Drag and drop is disabled for trees with over 2000 subnets.
 
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   alt="Nest subnets from tree view"

docs/infrastructure-management/ipam/switch-templates.mdx

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ Templates support singular, modular, distributed, stacked, and paired switch con
 
 ### Singular Switch
 
-For a simple switch, choose or add a hardware model and define the ports with port prefixes and counts. After saving, the list page displays a create/edit link next to the switch. Click it to choose an existing switch or enter a name for a new one, and the ports are created automatically.
+For a simple switch, choose or add a hardware model and define the ports with port prefixes, counts, and starting numbers. For example, port templates `gbe/` with 24 ports and `fiber/` with 2 ports would create `gbe/` and `fiber/` ports accordingly. After saving, the list page displays a create/edit link next to the switch. Click it to choose an existing switch or enter a name for a new one, and the ports are created automatically.
 
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   alt="Singular switch template"