update points of management for Next

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@@ -9,13 +9,12 @@ There are three main points of management within the VELOS chassis: the **system
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-Additionally, they each run their own version of software; tenants are able to run specific versions of TMOS which have been approved to run on the VELOS platform, and system controllers and chassis partitions each have their own version of F5OS-C software. The supported TMOS tenant versions and their supported F5OS versions for the various VELOS platforms can be found here:
+Additionally, they each run their own version of software; tenants are able to run specific versions of TMOS which have been approved to run on the VELOS platform, and system controllers and chassis partitions each have their own version of F5OS-C software. BIG-IP Next tenants can also run on the VELOS chassis, and support for different sized tenants, mixed configurations, and cross blade support is being phased in over multiple releases. It is suggested to check both the F5OS and BIG-IP Next release notes for the latests supported configurations for BIG-IP Next on VELOS. The supported BIG-IP/TMOS and BIG-IP Next versions along with their supported F5OS versions for the various VELOS platforms can be found here:
 
 `K86001294: F5OS hardware/software support matrix <https://my.f5.com/manage/s/article/K86001294>`_
 
 In general, TMOS versions 14.1.4 and later, 15.1.4 and later, and 17.1.x and later are supported on the BX110 blades in the CX410 chasssis. There are no plans to support versions 16.0.x, 16.1.x, or 17.0.x, and there are no plans to support versions prior to 14.1.4. 
 
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 The F5OS-C platform layer in VELOS runs its own version of F5OS, which is unique to the VELOS chassis. On downloads.f5.com, the VELOS versions of F5OS are referred to as F5OS-C, where the C stands for chassis. The rSeries appliances also run F5OS, but that version is designated as F5OS-A, where A stands for appliance. Most of the code and configuration interfaces of F5OS are common between VELOS and rSeries, but VELOS has unique F5OS features that are chassis specific. VELOS has two layers of F5OS (system controller and chassis partition), and each of these have their own software images, in addition to the tenants that run TMOS.