Hanarion commented on issue #12116:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/issues/12116#issuecomment-3576829083

   After checking a bit further while implementing a PR for this, I stumbled 
upon #7510 that is talking of the availability.
   It seems that i misunderstood the role of the availability. From the help 
text i figured out that it was a way to have a default network selected when it 
is not specified and pre-selected in the UI.
   But when looking at all the default offerings, there is more than 1 offering 
with availability `Required` by default, and as the "default" behavior is not 
implemented in the UI i am asking myself it is not something that is only meant 
for "System use"
   
   After checking a bit more, I figured out that the sort_key is already doing 
the same function as the "default" choice (The first of the list will be the 
default one, and we just have to put the one we want by default on top)
   
   With all of that in mind, shouldn't the `Availability` be in an "Advanced 
tab" in the UI instead ? With a different help message that explains that this 
parameter is for setting the system generated network default, if we want to 
set the default network shown to the user, we need to order the offerings 
instead of changing the `Availability`
   Something like : 
   `the availability of network offering. The value Required makes this network 
offering default for system generated Guest Virtual Networks. This will NOT 
change the default selected offering on the GUI or API, this is a setting for 
the system.`
   
   Currently :
   
   <img width="429" height="293" alt="Image" 
src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/8e4e0431-1796-4b0f-8d89-c6c3688c00fd";
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