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chore: update documentation for forming cluster with existing server #921

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After the initialization process finishes, your first cluster member should be up and available on your network.
You can check this with [`incus cluster list`](incus_cluster_list.md).

### Convert an existing server into bootstrap server

If you are intending to convert an existing Incus server with instances into the bootstrap server for a new cluster, there is a slightly different procedure.

Firstly, ensure the `core.https_address` (or `cluster.https_address`) is configured to a specific IP or DNS address using `incus config set core.https_address [IP_OR_DNS]:8443`. The default wildcard value cannot be used in clustered mode.

Then you can run `incus cluster enable memberName` and continue with the steps below to join in additional cluster members.

### Join additional servers

You can now join further servers to the cluster.
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