Update sample.md (#7244)

* Update sample.md

* Update samples/bridge/sql-multi-instance/sample.md

* Fix broken link

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Co-authored-by: Bob Langley <[email protected]>

Author: hazel-bohon

samples/bridge/sql-multi-instance/sample.md

@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
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 title: Multi-Instance Mode
-summary: SQL Server transport running in multi-instance mode using Bridge
-reviewed: 2023-07-04
+summary: SQL Server Transport Running in Multi-Instance Mode using Bridge
+reviewed: 2025-06-30
 component: Bridge
 related:
 - nservicebus/bridge
 - transports/sql
 - transports/sql/deployment-options
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-This is sample shows how to use the [NServiceBus Messaging Bridge](/nservicebus/bridge/) instead of the deprecated [SQL Server transport multi-instance mode](/transports/upgrades/sqlserver-31to4.md#multi-instance-mode).
+This sample shows how to use the [NServiceBus Messaging Bridge](/nservicebus/bridge/) instead of the deprecated [SQL Server transport multi-instance mode](/transports/upgrades/sqlserver-31to4.md#multi-instance-mode).
 
 ## Prerequisites
 
@@ -57,7 +57,8 @@ The receiver mimics a back-end system. It is configured to use the SQL Server tr
 
 snippet: ReceiverConfiguration
 
-Note that the endpoint configuration contains no routing information, as the response message is a regular reply and NServiceBus, together with the bridge, will take care of all the routing with reply messages. The receiver replies with `ClientOrderResponse` back to the sender.
+> [!NOTE]
+> The endpoint configuration contains no routing information. The receiver responds to the sender with a `ClientOrderResponse` message using the [Reply method](/nservicebus/messaging/reply-to-a-message.md). Using this method, NServiceBus, together with the bridge, handles the routing of reply messages without any additional configuration.
 
 snippet: Reply
 
@@ -67,4 +68,4 @@ The bridge is configured with two transports. As both transports are of the same
 
 snippet: BridgeConfiguration
 
-Both transports have the endpoints defined on their side and as a result, the bridge will mimic those endpoints on the other side. This way it becomes transparent to actual endpoints on either side that those endpoints are actually bridged.
+Both transports have the endpoints defined on their side. As a result, the bridge will mimic those endpoints on the other side. This way, it becomes transparent to actual endpoints on either side that those endpoints are bridged.