Today you have MR networks bound to a wireless template and MX+MS networks not template bound. If you want to combine the MR and MX+MS networks you'll need to first bind the MX+MS network to the template. And, if the existing template is MR only today you'll need to first modify it to be a combined template. Those steps are outlined in the earlier post of mine. Once the template is modified to be "combined" you could bind the MX+MS networks to it. Then you could next combine the MR and MX+MS networks. Of course, you'd need to have the MX and MS configs ported into the template otherwise you'd blank your configs out on binding. Binding MXs to a template is invasive no matter how you approach it. At a minimum you may need to edit the subnets after binding MX to a template as it will auto generate subnets (assuming you're using unique addressing type in the MX VLAN configs). So, to summarize to get from where you are to where you want to go you'd need to do this. Assuming you have something like Site-0001 MR network bound to template and Site-0001 MX+MS network (not template bound). 1. Modify the wireless only template to be a combined template via this process 2. Create MX and MS configs in this newly combined template 3. Bind the MX+MS networks to the template 4. Bind switches to switch profiles within the template 5. If needed, edit MX networks post binding to correct the VLAN subnets from the auto-generated values 6. Combine MX+MS networks with the MR networks
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