fixing PR

Author: Davi Torres

source/adminguide/service_offerings.rst

@@ -674,8 +674,8 @@ You can modify any of the settings as needed before clicking Add to create the n
 Network Throttling
 ------------------
 
-In CloudStack, this is done using network rate settings. These settings
-define the maximum data transfer speed (in Mbps) that guest instance's
+In CloudStack, this is done using network rate settings. These settings 
+define the maximum data transfer speed (in Mbps) that guest instance's 
 network interface can use.
 
 There are 3 places where network rate (bandwidth limit) can be defined:
@@ -684,14 +684,14 @@ There are 3 places where network rate (bandwidth limit) can be defined:
 
 -  Network Offering
 
--  Compute Offering
+-  Service Offering
 
 If the network rate is **NULL** at:
 
 * The **Compute Offering**, it uses the ``vm.network.throttling.rate`` global setting.
 * The **Network Offering**, it uses the ``network.throttling.rate`` global setting.
 
-For system networks (Public, Storage, and Management), the rate
+For system's networks (Public, Storage, and Management), the rate
 is set to 0. This implies unlimited bandwidth by default.
 
 For guest networks, the default rate is set to ``NULL``. In this case, the rate is
@@ -703,9 +703,9 @@ or directly update existing ones in the database:
 * ``cloud.network_offerings`` for Network Offerings.
 * ``cloud.service_offering`` for System VMs.
 
-.. note:: ``nw_rate`` stands for Network Rate,
-          ``mc_rate`` stands for Multicast Rate,
-          and ``0`` means unlimited bandwidth.
+.. Note:: ``nw_rate`` stands for Network Rate,
+          ``mc_rate`` stand for Multi Cast Rate,
+          and `0`, mean unlimited bandwidth.
 
 The following table gives an overview of how network rate is applied on
 different types of networks in CloudStack.
@@ -886,4 +886,4 @@ For more information, see `“Changing the Network Offering on a Guest Network
 You can restart the network with cleanup. The new virtual routers, created after the restart, will use
 the new system offering, set in the Network Offering, account setting or global configuration.
 For more information, see `“Editing, Restarting, and Removing a Guest Network”
-<networking_and_traffic.html#editing-restarting-and-removing-a-guest-network>`_.
+<networking_and_traffic.html#editing-restarting-and-removing-a-guest-network>`_.