https://issues.redhat.com/browse/ACM-21159

clusters/discovery/discovery_config_cli.adoc

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 [#discovery-enable-cli]
 = Enable Discovery using the CLI
 
-Enable discovery using the CLI to find clusters that are available from {ocm}.
+Enable discovery using the CLI to find clusters that are available from {ocm}. 
 
 **Required access**: Administrator
 
@@ -39,6 +39,10 @@ spec:
 
 View discovered clusters by running `oc get discoveredclusters -n <namespace>` where `namespace` is the namespace where the discovery credential exists.
 
+You can view the Region from the command line tool, as well. Run the following command to view the `DiscoveredCluster` region: 
+
+//need command
+
 Objects are created by the Discovery controller. These `DiscoveredClusters` represent the clusters that are found in {ocm} by using the filters and credentials that are specified in the `DiscoveryConfig` `discoveredclusters.discovery.open-cluster-management.io` API. The value for `name` is the cluster external ID:
 
 [source,yaml]

clusters/discovery/discovery_config_ui.adoc

@@ -13,34 +13,25 @@ After you discover clusters, you can import clusters that appear in the _Discove
 
 * You need access to the namespaces that were used to configure Discovery.
 
-[#import-discovered]
-== Import discovered clusters from the console
-
-To manually import other infrastructure provider discovered clusters, complete the following steps:
-
-. Go to the existing _Clusters_ page and click the *Discovered clusters* tab.
-. From the _Discovered clusters_  table, find the cluster that you want to import. 
-. From the options menu, choose *Import cluster*. 
-. For discovered clusters, you can import manually using the documentation, or you can choose Import clusters automatically.
-. To import automatically with your credentials or Kubeconfig file, copy and paste the content.
-. Click *Import*.
-
-[#discovery-view]
-== View discovered clusters 
-
-After you set up your credentials and discover your clusters for import, you can view them in the console. 
-
-. Click *Clusters* > *Discovered clusters*.
-. View the populated table with the following information:
+. Manually import discovered clusters from the console. To import other infrastructure provider discovered clusters, complete the following steps:
+
+.. Go to the existing _Clusters_ page and click the *Discovered clusters* tab.
+.. From the _Discovered clusters_ table, find the cluster that you want to import. 
+.. From the options menu, choose *Import cluster*. 
+.. For discovered clusters, you can import manually using the documentation, or you can choose Import clusters automatically.
+.. To import automatically with your credentials or `kubeconfig` file, copy and paste the content.
+.. Click *Import*.
+
+. View and search discovered clusters in the console after you set up your credentials. 
+.. Click *Clusters* > *Discovered clusters*.
+.. View the populated table with the following information:
     - _Name_ is the display name that is designated in {ocm}. If the cluster does not have a display name, a generated name based on the cluster console URL is displayed. If the console URL is missing or was modified manually in {ocm}, the cluster external ID is displayed.
     - _Namespace_ is the namespace where you created the credential and discovered clusters.
-    - _Type_ is the discovered cluster Red Hat OpenShift type.
+    - _Type_ is the discovered cluster {ocp-short} platform type. 
     - _Distribution version_ is the discovered cluster Red Hat OpenShift version.
-    - _Infrastructure provider_ is the cloud provider of the discovered cluster. 
+    - _Infrastructure provider_ is the cloud provider of the discovered cluster.
     - _Last active_ is the last time the discovered cluster was active.
     - _Created_ when the discovered cluster was created.
     - _Discovered_ when the discovered cluster was discovered.
-    - _Cluster types_ is the platform type of the cluster, such as {ocp-short} or {rosa}.
-    - _Infrastructure providers_ filters by where the cluster is running, such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Microsoft Azure.
 . You can search for any information in the table, as well. For example, to show only _Discovered clusters_ in a particular namespace, search for that namespace.
 . You can now click *Import cluster* to create managed clusters.