Update aks-windows-server-retirement.md

Author: sethmanheim

AKS-Arc/aks-windows-server-retirement.md

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ If you're using AKS Arc on Azure Local, version 22H2, be aware that Azure Local
 
 ### [From Windows Server 2019, 2022](#tab/ws)
 
-AKS Arc deployments on modern Azure Local are now managed entirely through Azure Resource Manager (ARM). This means administrators must use cloud-based tools such as the Azure CLI (az commands), the Azure portal web interface, or Azure Resource Manager templates to perform cluster operations. This architectural shift aligns AKS Arc management with Microsoft's broader cloud-first strategy and ensures consistency across different deployment scenarios, but it requires administrators to adapt their operational procedures and tooling to work with Azure-based management interfaces rather than local ones. This means that local, PowerShell, or Windows Admin Center commands such as `Update-AksHciCluster` that worked on Windows Server don't work on Azure Local.
+AKS Arc deployments on modern Azure Local are now managed entirely through Azure Resource Manager (ARM). This means administrators must use cloud-based tools such as the Azure CLI (az commands), the Azure portal web interface, or Azure Resource Manager templates to perform cluster operations. This architectural shift aligns AKS Arc management with Microsoft's broader cloud-first strategy and ensures consistency across different deployment scenarios, but it requires administrators to adapt their operational procedures and tooling to work with Azure-based management interfaces rather than local ones. This means that local, PowerShell, or Windows Admin Center commands such as `Update-AksHciCluster` that worked on Windows Server, don't work on Azure Local.
 
 Also, AKS Arc functionality is tightly coupled with having a current, supported version of Azure Local as the underlying infrastructure. This dependency means that organizations cannot simply upgrade AKS Arc independently. They must ensure their Azure Local platform itself is running a supported version to enable proper AKS Arc functionality.
 
@@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ Before you move to Azure Local, follow these steps to disconnect AKS Arc workloa
 
 ### [From Azure Local, version 22H2](#tab/22H2)
 
-AKS Arc deployments on modern Azure Local are now managed entirely through Azure Resource Manager (ARM). This means administrators must use cloud-based tools such as the Azure CLI (az commands), the Azure portal web interface, or Azure Resource Manager templates to perform cluster operations. This architectural shift aligns AKS Arc management with Microsoft's broader cloud-first strategy and ensures consistency across different deployment scenarios, but it requires administrators to adapt their operational procedures and tooling to work with Azure-based management interfaces rather than local ones. This means that local, PowerShell, or Windows Admin Center commands such as `Update-AksHciCluster` that worked on Windows Server don't work on Azure Local.
+AKS Arc deployments on modern Azure Local are now managed entirely through Azure Resource Manager (ARM). This means administrators must use cloud-based tools such as the Azure CLI (az commands), the Azure portal web interface, or Azure Resource Manager templates to perform cluster operations. This architectural shift aligns AKS Arc management with Microsoft's broader cloud-first strategy and ensures consistency across different deployment scenarios, but it requires administrators to adapt their operational procedures and tooling to work with Azure-based management interfaces rather than local ones. This means that local, PowerShell, or Windows Admin Center commands such as `Update-AksHciCluster` that worked on Windows Server, don't work on Azure Local.
 
 Additionally, AKS Arc functionality is tightly coupled with having a current, supported version of Azure Local as the underlying infrastructure. This dependency means that organizations cannot simply upgrade AKS Arc independently - they must ensure their Azure Local platform itself is running a supported version to enable proper AKS Arc functionality.