topic Re: Merging two networks, binded to same template in Cloud Networking Platform

Merging two networks, bound to same template

MarcP829 — Mon, 20 Oct 2025 11:12:41 GMT

Hi all,

I´ve got two networks, within the same organization. Both networks are bound to the template.

Now I want to merge both networks two one of them, as there has been a change and they have the same subnet now.

Both have got a MS and MR each.

When selecting the MS or MR in the overwiev and click "move" no other networks are shown in the list.

Do I need to unbind one of the networks and merge it afterwards? There are no special settings within the networks.

Thanks for your help, regards

Marc

Re: Merging two networks, binded to same template

RWelch-USA — Mon, 20 Oct 2025 11:23:46 GMT

Moving Networks between Configuration Templates

When networks are bound to configuration templates, they will assume the configuration of the template itself. Therefore, when networks need to be moved between configuration templates, they will need to be unbound from one template before being bound to another, as they cannot be moved directly between templates. However, since the network configuration is held on the template, there should not be any risk of losing the network-level configuration if templates are used properly.

Best Practices for Merging Networks and Organizations

Re: Merging two networks, binded to same template

MarcP829 — Mon, 20 Oct 2025 11:31:41 GMT

They are already bound to the same config template. I want to merge two networks within the same Template configuration.

Re: Merging two networks, binded to same template

RWelch-USA — Mon, 20 Oct 2025 11:33:46 GMT

Sorry, apparently I misread your post.

Re: Merging two networks, bound to same template

MarcP829 — Mon, 20 Oct 2025 12:14:42 GMT

Opened a case at the same time and already got the info I need to remove the MS/MR from the network and then add it to the destination network.

Of course, some settings will be lost and I need to reconfigure afterwards.

Both networks are combined networks. May would have work when this wouldn´t be the case.