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Hello Shofi78,
Thank you for reaching out. To clarify, the correct answers are Hyper-V site, Azure Recovery Services Vault, and Replication Policy, as these are essential for enabling and managing on-premises Hyper-V replication using Azure Site Recovery.
The Hyper-V site is necessary because it allows Azure to identify and connect to the on-premises Hyper-V environment, which is the source for replication. The Azure Recovery Services Vault serves as the central resource in Azure for managing replication and storing recovery points securely. Finally, the Replication Policy defines the replication schedule and recovery point retention settings, ensuring the replication meets your organization’s recovery objectives.
While it may seem necessary to use options like Azure Storage Account, the Recovery Services Vault can manage storage on its own, making a separate Storage Account optional. Similarly, although Azure ExpressRoute enhances network connectivity and VNet Service Endpoint improves access to Azure services, neither is required for setting up Hyper-V replication.
I hope this clears up any confusion! Please let me know if you have further questions.
Regards,
Nikee @ Tutorials Dojo
