fixed load balancer image

Author: MashaMSFT

articles/virtual-machines/windows/sql/media/virtual-machines-windows-portal-sql-create-failover-cluster/30-load-balancer-create.png

@@ -339,18 +339,21 @@ To create the load balancer:
 
 1. Configure the load balancer with:
 
+   - **Subscription**: Your Azure subscription.
+   - **Resource Group**: Use the same resource group as your virtual machines.
    - **Name**: A name that identifies the load balancer.
+   - **Region**: Use the same Azure location as your virtual machines.
    - **Type**: The load balancer can be either public or private. A private load balancer can be accessed from within the same VNET. Most Azure applications can use a private load balancer. If your application needs access to SQL Server directly over the Internet, use a public load balancer.
+   - **SKU**: The SKU for the your load balancer should be standard. 
    - **Virtual Network**: The same network as the virtual machines.
-   - **Subnet**: The same subnet as the virtual machines.
+   - **IP address assignment**: The IP address assignment should be static. 
    - **Private IP address**: The same IP address that you assigned to the SQL Server FCI cluster network resource.
-   - **subscription**: Your Azure subscription.
-   - **Resource Group**: Use the same resource group as your virtual machines.
-   - **Location**: Use the same Azure location as your virtual machines.
    See the following picture:
 
    ![CreateLoadBalancer](./media/virtual-machines-windows-portal-sql-create-failover-cluster/30-load-balancer-create.png)
 
+   ![CreateLoadBalancer](./media/virtual-machines-windows-portal-sql-create-failover-cluster/30-load-balancer-create.png)
+
 ### Configure the load balancer backend pool
 
 1. Return to the Azure Resource Group with the virtual machines and locate the new load balancer. You may have to refresh the view on the Resource Group. Click the load balancer.

articles/virtual-machines/windows/sql/virtual-machines-windows-portal-sql-create-failover-cluster-premium-file-storage.md

@@ -372,14 +372,15 @@ To create the load balancer:
 
 1. Configure the load balancer with:
 
+   - **Subscription**: Your Azure subscription.
+   - **Resource Group**: Use the same resource group as your virtual machines.
    - **Name**: A name that identifies the load balancer.
+   - **Region**: Use the same Azure location as your virtual machines.
    - **Type**: The load balancer can be either public or private. A private load balancer can be accessed from within the same VNET. Most Azure applications can use a private load balancer. If your application needs access to SQL Server directly over the Internet, use a public load balancer.
+   - **SKU**: The SKU for the your load balancer should be standard. 
    - **Virtual Network**: The same network as the virtual machines.
-   - **Subnet**: The same subnet as the virtual machines.
+   - **IP address assignment**: The IP address assignment should be static. 
    - **Private IP address**: The same IP address that you assigned to the SQL Server FCI cluster network resource.
-   - **subscription**: Your Azure subscription.
-   - **Resource Group**: Use the same resource group as your virtual machines.
-   - **Location**: Use the same Azure location as your virtual machines.
    See the following picture:
 
    ![CreateLoadBalancer](./media/virtual-machines-windows-portal-sql-create-failover-cluster/30-load-balancer-create.png)