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   ## 🎯 Triage report
   
   An admin asks for a way to order guest networks, as is already possible for 
ISOs, templates, and offerings, so the top network is the default in the UI 
instead of the last one added. This is a feature request, not a bug.
   
   ### 📊 Assessment
   
   | Dimension | Value | Reasoning |
   | --- | --- | --- |
   | **Type** | type:enhancement | Feature request for ordering behaviour |
   | **Component** | component:UI | Network selection order is visible in the 
UI |
   | **Severity** | n/a | Not a bug report |
   | **Labels** | type:enhancement, component:UI | Based only on the issue text 
|
   | **Coding agent** | Needs more info | Unclear whether ordering is stored 
per account, domain, or zone, and whether the API needs a sort field |
   
   ### 🔗 Similar issues
   
   - #14573 (related) — UI: add additional NICs (guest networks) that belong to 
the same project
   - #12941 (related, closed) — guest network created on the wrong physical 
network
   
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   <summary>💡 Notes and suggestions</summary>
   
   - Maintainers should decide where the order is stored (per account, per 
domain, or global) and whether it is an API change or UI-only.
   - Compare with how the existing ordering works for offerings in the UI.
   
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