updated air urls from ngc to dsx

Author: rachel-netq

content/nvidia-air-v2/API-SDK.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ NVIDIA DSX Air provides a REST API and a Python SDK for programmatic access to t
 
 The Air API lets you manage simulations, images, organizations, and other resources programmatically. For authentication details, see {{<link title="API Authentication">}}.
 
-{{<exlink url="https://air-ngc.nvidia.com/api/docs/" text="View the API reference">}}
+{{<exlink url="https://dsx-air.nvidia.com/api/docs/" text="View the API reference">}}
 
 ## Python SDK
 

content/nvidia-air-v2/Account-Setup.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ To add additional users to your organization, you need an enterprise org. For mo
 
 ## Log In to Air
 
-1. Go to {{<exlink url="https://air-ngc.nvidia.com" text="air-ngc.nvidia.com">}} and click **Login**.
+1. Go to {{<exlink url="https://dsx-air.nvidia.com" text="dsx-air.nvidia.com">}} and click **Login**.
 
 {{<img src="/images/guides/nvidia-air-v2/air-landing.png" alt="NVIDIA Air landing page" width="800px">}}
 

content/nvidia-air-v2/Authentication.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ product: NVIDIA DSX Air
 
 NVIDIA DSX Air uses NGC API keys for authenticating API requests. This page covers Air-specific authentication details. For general information about NGC API keys, see the {{<exlink url="https://docs.nvidia.com/ngc/latest/ngc-user-guide.html#ngc-api-keys" text="NGC API Keys documentation">}}.
 
-For the full API reference, see the {{<exlink url="https://air-ngc.nvidia.com/api/docs/" text="NVIDIA DSX Air API documentation">}}.
+For the full API reference, see the {{<exlink url="https://dsx-air.nvidia.com/api/docs/" text="NVIDIA DSX Air API documentation">}}.
 
 ## API Key Types
 
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ When generating a key, select **NVIDIA Air** from the services list to grant Air
 Include your API key in the `Authorization` header:
 
 ```
-curl -X GET "https://api.air-ngc.nvidia.com/api/v3/simulations/" \
+curl -X GET "https://dsx-air.nvidia.com/api/v3/simulations/" \
   -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
 ```
 

content/nvidia-air-v2/Cloud-Init.md

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Cloud-init is configured through the API. The general workflow is:
 
 1. Create a simulation with your desired topology, but do not start it yet.
 2. Create **UserConfig** resources containing your user-data and meta-data content. UserConfigs are reusable — for example, you can create one user-data config and share it across multiple nodes, while giving each node its own meta-data with a unique hostname.
-3. Assign the UserConfig resources to simulation nodes using the {{<exlink url="https://air-ngc.nvidia.com/api/docs/#tag/nodes/PATCH/api/v3/simulations/nodes/bulk-assign" text="bulk-assign endpoint">}}. This endpoint lets you assign both user-data and meta-data to multiple nodes in a single request.
+3. Assign the UserConfig resources to simulation nodes using the {{<exlink url="https://dsx-air.nvidia.com/api/docs/#tag/nodes/PATCH/api/v3/simulations/nodes/bulk-assign" text="bulk-assign endpoint">}}. This endpoint lets you assign both user-data and meta-data to multiple nodes in a single request.
 4. Start the simulation. Cloud-init runs automatically on each node during its first boot.
 
 {{%notice note%}}

content/nvidia-air-v2/Custom-Topology.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ product: NVIDIA DSX Air
 ---
 ## The Drag-and-Drop Topology Builder
 
-One way to create custom simulations is with the built-in topology builder, which provides a drag-and-drop editor to design any custom network. To get started, navigate to [https://air-ngc.nvidia.com/simulations](https://air-ngc.nvidia.com/simulations).
+One way to create custom simulations is with the built-in topology builder, which provides a drag-and-drop editor to design any custom network. To get started, navigate to [https://dsx-air.nvidia.com/simulations](https://dsx-air.nvidia.com/simulations).
 
 1. Select **Create Simulation**.
 2. Provide a name for your simulation.
@@ -448,13 +448,13 @@ You can customize RAM (in MB) with the `memory` option:
 
 ### Examples
 
-Labs in the [Demo Marketplace](https://air-ngc.nvidia.com/demos) are maintained with external GitLab repositories. Here you can find the `topology.dot` or `topology.json` file used to build the lab and use it as a reference. To access the files, select **Documentation** on any lab in the Demo Marketplace. It will direct you to the demo's GitLab repository, where you can download the file used for the demo topology.
+Labs in the [Demo Marketplace](https://dsx-air.nvidia.com/demos) are maintained with external GitLab repositories. Here you can find the `topology.dot` or `topology.json` file used to build the lab and use it as a reference. To access the files, select **Documentation** on any lab in the Demo Marketplace. It will direct you to the demo's GitLab repository, where you can download the file used for the demo topology.
 
 You can also launch a copy of a lab in the Demo Marketplace and then export the JSON file.
 
 ### Import a Topology
 
-To import and upload a DOT or JSON topology file to Air, navigate to [air-ngc.nvidia.com/simulations](https://air-ngc.nvidia.com/simulations).
+To import and upload a DOT or JSON topology file to Air, navigate to [dsx-air.nvidia.com/simulations](https://dsx-air.nvidia.com/simulations).
 
 1. Click **Create Simulation**.
 2. Provide a name for the simulation.
@@ -552,8 +552,8 @@ The string `"exit"` is also accepted as an alias for `"outbound"` in the links a
 {{< /tab >}}
 {{< /tabs >}}
 
-For additional schemas, refer to the [API documentation](https://air-ngc.nvidia.com/api/#/Simulations/api_v3_simulations_import_create).
+For additional schemas, refer to the [API documentation](https://dsx-air.nvidia.com/api/#/Simulations/api_v3_simulations_import_create).
 
 ## Export a Topology through the API
 
-You can export existing simulations into a JSON representation using the API. Refer to the [API documentation](https://air-ngc.nvidia.com/api/#/Simulations/api_v3_simulations_export_retrieve) for additional schema details.
+You can export existing simulations into a JSON representation using the API. Refer to the [API documentation](https://dsx-air.nvidia.com/api/#/Simulations/api_v3_simulations_export_retrieve) for additional schema details.

content/nvidia-air-v2/Node-Instructions.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ product: NVIDIA DSX Air
 
 ## Overview
 
-Node instructions let you run automation on simulation nodes through the Air agent. You can write files, execute shell commands, or set initialization parameters — all through the UI or the {{<exlink url="https://air-ngc.nvidia.com/api/docs/#tag/instructions" text="instructions API">}}.
+Node instructions let you run automation on simulation nodes through the Air agent. You can write files, execute shell commands, or set initialization parameters — all through the UI or the {{<exlink url="https://dsx-air.nvidia.com/api/docs/#tag/instructions" text="instructions API">}}.
 
 Instructions are created against a specific node and execute after the node boots. By default, the Air agent waits for network connectivity before running each instruction, which ensures the node can reach other devices in the simulation before configuration begins.
 

content/nvidia-air-v2/Pre-Built-Demos.md

@@ -5,11 +5,11 @@ weight: 30
 product: NVIDIA DSX Air
 ---
 
-NVIDIA DSX Air offers preconfigured network simulations---also called labs or demos---in the [Demo Marketplace](https://air-ngc.nvidia.com/demos). You can clone these demos and use them to learn about network configuration best practices, try out new features, and experiment with different environments or fabrics. They are completely yours to learn from, explore, destroy, and rebuild. Each demo includes a link to documentation that explains the goals of the simulation and provides step-by-step instructions or general information about the demo.
+NVIDIA DSX Air offers preconfigured network simulations---also called labs or demos---in the [Demo Marketplace](https://dsx-air.nvidia.com/demos). You can clone these demos and use them to learn about network configuration best practices, try out new features, and experiment with different environments or fabrics. They are completely yours to learn from, explore, destroy, and rebuild. Each demo includes a link to documentation that explains the goals of the simulation and provides step-by-step instructions or general information about the demo.
 
 {{<img src="/images/guides/nvidia-air-v2/DemoMarketplace.png" alt="demo marketplace homepage displaying available demos">}}
 
-- Click **Launch** on any demo to create a copy of the simulation in your account. Depending on its size, it may take several minutes to deploy the simulation. You can access it from your list of [Simulations](https://air-ngc.nvidia.com/simulations).
+- Click **Launch** on any demo to create a copy of the simulation in your account. Depending on its size, it may take several minutes to deploy the simulation. You can access it from your list of [Simulations](https://dsx-air.nvidia.com/simulations).
 
 - Click **Documentation** to view the instructions for or information about the demo. This link directs you to the GitLab repository which hosts code, configurations, Ansible files, and additional content. GitLab also hosts topology DOT files, which you can use as references when creating custom topologies. You can read more about DOT files and custom topologies in [Custom Topology](https://docs.nvidia.com/networking-ethernet-software/nvidia-air/Custom-Topology/).
 

content/nvidia-air-v2/Quick-Start.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ NVIDIA DSX Air supports the following browsers on a best-effort basis:
 
 ## Log in to Air
 
-Go to {{<exlink url="https://air-ngc.nvidia.com" text="air-ngc.nvidia.com">}} and click **Login**. Air uses NGC for authentication—sign in with your business email and select your NGC organization.
+Go to {{<exlink url="https://dsx-air.nvidia.com" text="dsx-air.nvidia.com">}} and click **Login**. Air uses NGC for authentication—sign in with your business email and select your NGC organization.
 
 For first-time setup, free trials, and troubleshooting access issues, see {{<link title="Account Setup">}}.
 
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ After you log in, Air displays a list of simulations associated with your accoun
 
 To create a simulation, you can either:
 - Build a custom topology; see [Custom Topology](https://docs.nvidia.com/networking-ethernet-software/nvidia-air/Custom-Topology/).
-- Load a pre-configured demo from the [Demo Marketplace](https://air-ngc.nvidia.com/demos) and customize it; see [Pre-Built Demos](https://docs.nvidia.com/networking-ethernet-software/nvidia-air/Pre-Built-Demos).
+- Load a pre-configured demo from the [Demo Marketplace](https://dsx-air.nvidia.com/demos) and customize it; see [Pre-Built Demos](https://docs.nvidia.com/networking-ethernet-software/nvidia-air/Pre-Built-Demos).
 
 ### Navigate Simulations
 

content/nvidia-air-v2/Whats-New.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ weight: 20
 product: NVIDIA DSX Air
 ---
 <!-- vale off -->
-Check out the latest updates to {{<exlink url="https://air-ngc.nvidia.com" text="NVIDIA DSX Air">}}.
+Check out the latest updates to {{<exlink url="https://dsx-air.nvidia.com" text="NVIDIA DSX Air">}}.
 
 ## April 2026
 <!-- Air:WhatsNew -->

content/nvidia-air-v2/_index.md

@@ -12,4 +12,4 @@ NVIDIA DSX Air is a cloud-hosted, data center simulation platform that behaves l
 
 Visit the {{<exlink url="https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/networking/ethernet-switching/air/" text="NVIDIA DSX Air product site">}} to learn more.
 
-To access NVIDIA DSX Air, go to {{<exlink url="https://air-ngc.nvidia.com" text="air-ngc.nvidia.com">}}.
+To access NVIDIA DSX Air, go to {{<exlink url="https://dsx-air.nvidia.com" text="dsx-air.nvidia.com">}}.