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NAS bucket and FlexCache write-back mode

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Issue type
Documentation
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Research direction

Locate the source file for the ONTAP FlexCache 'Supported and unsupported features' topic (page URL: docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/flexcache/supported-unsupported-features-concept.html) in this repo, and compare it with the flexcache-duality-faq topic that already contains the statement. Add an equivalent note stating NAS buckets on FlexCache volumes do not support FlexCache write-back, keeping the existing markup style of that page, then confirm the rendered output matches the wording shown in the issue screenshots.

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Description

Page URL

https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/flexcache/supported-unsupported-features-concept.html

Page title

Supported and unsupported features for ONTAP FlexCache volumes

Summary

Could you please add a note stating that NAS buckets on FlexCache volumes do not support FlexCache write-back?
This is mentioned in the FAQ below, but
https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/flexcache/flexcache-duality-faq.html

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please also include it on this page.
https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/flexcache/supported-unsupported-features-concept.html

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