Generally availableAug 19, 2026

Generally Available: BYON (Bring Your Own NIC) in Azure Site Recovery

Azure Site RecoveryAzure · Management and governance

Azure Site Recovery now lets you use and attach an existing, pre-provisioned Network Interface Card (NIC) in the target region for test-failover and failover in the Azure-to-Azure scenario. This helps preserve prepared networking configurations, reserve IPs in the target region and more, giving you greater control over the disaster recovery environment.

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