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doc: Remove "Configure a network section" in howto/network_create #144

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# How to create and configure a network
# How to create a network

To create a managed network, use the [`incus network`](incus_network.md) command and its subcommands.
Append `--help` to any command to see more information about its usage and available flags.
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When using this way, you can add further configuration to the command to override the default settings for the network if needed.
See {ref}`NIC device <devices-nic>` for all available device options.

## Configure a network

To configure an existing network, use either the `incus network set` and `incus network unset` commands (to configure single settings) or the `incus network edit` command (to edit the full configuration).
To configure settings for specific cluster members, add the `--target` flag.

For example, the following command configures a DNS server for a physical network:

```bash
incus network set UPLINK dns.nameservers=8.8.8.8
```

The available configuration options differ depending on the network type.
See {ref}`network-types` for links to the configuration options for each network type.

There are separate commands to configure advanced networking features.
See the following documentation:

- {doc}`/howto/network_acls`
- {doc}`/howto/network_forwards`
- {doc}`/howto/network_load_balancers`
- {doc}`/howto/network_zones`
- {doc}`/howto/network_ovn_peers` (OVN only)
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