You have an Azure virtual machine named VM-AppHub that runs Windows Server 2022. VM-AppHub is configured with two network interface cards (NICs) and is backed up to a Recovery Services vault named RSV-Prod.
Due to an administrative error, VM-AppHub is deleted.
You need to restore VM-AppHub to its original state, including both NICs.
Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution.)
- Restore the virtual machine disks to a storage account.Cevap
- Deploy a new virtual machine from the restored disks and associate both NICs.Cevap
- CUse the Create virtual machine restore option in the Azure portal.
- DUse the Replace existing restore option in the Azure portal.
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To restore the deleted multi-NIC virtual machine, you must restore the virtual machine disks to a storage account, and then deploy a new virtual machine from the restored disks and associate both NICs.
When restoring an Azure virtual machine that has multiple network interface cards (NICs), the standard 'Create virtual machine' option in the Azure portal is not supported because it only configures a single NIC. Additionally, because the VM has been deleted, the 'Replace existing' option cannot be used since it requires the target VM to exist. The correct procedure is to first restore the disks to a storage account. Once the disks are restored, you must deploy a new virtual machine from those disks and associate both NICs using PowerShell, Azure CLI, or a custom Resource Manager template.
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Restoring an Azure virtual machine with complex configurations (such as multiple NICs) requires restoring the disks first and then recreating the VM using templates or scripts.
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