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Author: CristianEdwards

azure-stack/hci/plan/cloud-deployment-network-considerations.md

@@ -275,7 +275,7 @@ By default, network ATC will automatically assign the IPs and VLANs for storage
 However, if your deployment requirements do not fit with those default IPs and VLANs, you can use your own IPs, subnet and VLANs for storage. This functionality is only available when deploying clusters using ARM templates and you will need to specify the following parameters in your template.
 
 - **enableStorageAutoIP:** This parameter, when is not specified is set to true. To enable custom storage IPs during deployment this parameter must be set to false.
-- **storageAdapterIPInfo:** This parameter has a dependency with "enableStorageAutoIP" parameter and is always required when storage auto IP parameter is set to false. Within the "storageAdapterIPInfo: parameter in your ARM template you will also need to specify the **"ipv4Address"** and **"subnetMask"** parameters for each node and network adapter with your own IPs and subnet mask.
+- **storageAdapterIPInfo:** This parameter has a dependency with "enableStorageAutoIP" parameter and is always required when storage auto IP parameter is set to false. Within the "storageAdapterIPInfo" parameter in your ARM template you will also need to specify the **"ipv4Address"** and **"subnetMask"** parameters for each node and network adapter with your own IPs and subnet mask.
 - **vlanId:** As described above in the table, this parameter will use the Network ATC default VLANs if you don't need to change them. However, if those default VLANs does not work in your network you can specify your own VLAN IDs for each of your storage networks.
 
 The following ARM template includes an example of a two nodes HCI cluster with network switch for storage, where storage IPs are customized [2 Nodes deployment with custom storage IPs](https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates/blob/master/quickstarts/microsoft.azurestackhci/create-cluster-2-node-switched-custom-storageip/azuredeploy.parameters.json)