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[Network, Magic partials] Use DashButton component
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[Network, Magic partials] Use DashButton component
#24930
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This PR requires additional review attention because it affects the following areas: PartialsThis PR updates partial files, which are pieces of content used across multiple files in our Render component.
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This pull request requires reviews from CODEOWNERS as it changes files that match the following patterns:
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| 2. Go to **Magic {props.productName}** > **Tunnel Health**. | ||
| 3. Expand a Magic Tunnel, and find the Cloudflare data center where the traceroute will be run from. | ||
| 4. Select **Traceroute for details**. | ||
| 1. In the Cloudflare dashboard, go to Magic {props.productName}'s **Network health** page. |
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Kept the product name in step 1 because both Magic Transit and Magic WAN have the mentioned page.
Also, updated the page name to Network health according to the current dashboard.
Summary
Use
DashButtoncomponent in account-level dashboard instructions.We're missing a couple of routes in the component, so some pages won't be updated with the component yet.
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