Explain lazy connection enable-disable logic

Author: pappz

src/pages/how-to/lazy-connection.mdx

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ In other words, the inactivity timer only triggers a disconnect if the peer is b
 
 Additionally, the disconnection logic is being improved and will be enhanced in future releases to better support mobile devices—providing more intelligent reconnection behavior and improved handling of intermittent connectivity.
 
-## Enabling Lazy Connections
+## Enabling Lazy Connections on agent
 
 Lazy connections are disabled by default. To enable them:
 
@@ -67,6 +67,15 @@ For platform-specific examples of how to configure this:
 - [See Linux with systemd example](/how-to/troubleshooting-client#on-linux-with-systemd)
 
 
+## Enabling Lazy Connections on Dashboard
+
+The lazy connection feature is configurable via the NetBird Dashboard as well. Here's how it behaves based on the setting:
+
+- **When enabled:**  
+  The lazy connection manager is started and all peers are added to the manager in an **active** state. If a remote peer becomes unavailable, the local peer will **wait 1 hour** (by default) before transitioning to an **idle** state, at which point the connection will be dropped if still unreachable.
+
+- **When disabled:**  
+  The lazy connection manager is stopped, and the agent will **immediately establish connections** to all peers listed in the store, creating a persistent full-mesh network.
 
 
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