Update quickstarts-kubernetes-cluster-deployment-bicep.md

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 Once you have reviewed and saved the template file named ```kubernetes-deploy.bicep```, proceed to the next section to deploy the template.
 
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-> Creating multiple L3 isolation domains with the same CIDRs and custom L3 networks for each domain can lead to overlapping IP addresses when attached to a NAKS deployment. This overlap could cause issues if these networks are attached to the same pod. Currently, we prevent overlaps between L3 networks which have the `OSDevice` plugin type as such overlaps shouldn't be permitted in the Operating System Layer.
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-> For L3 networks with other plugin types: `DPDK, SRIOV, etc` we don't restrict this behavior and should they have overlapping CIDRS and attached to the same pod, there are possible issues that could occur:
-> - **Routing Confusion**: When two networks have the same CIDR, the router may not know where to send packets leading to unpredictable behavior.
-> - **IP Address Conflicts**: Communication between devices with the same IP address could be confusing.
-> - **Troubleshooting Issues**: If L3 networks have overlapping CIDRs, it can be difficult to troubleshoot and diagnose errors.
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 ## Deploy the Bicep file
 
 1. Create a file named ```kubernetes-deploy-parameters.json``` and add the required parameters in JSON format. You can use the following example as a starting point. Replace the values with your own.