Update Rollup 80 for Azure Site Recovery

Mobility Service

Linux OS Support

Azure to Azure:

New Distro Support

• Redhat 9.6

• Redhat 10.0

• AlmaLinux 10.0

• Rocky 10.0

• SLES15 SP7

New Kernel Support

• ​​​​​​SLES15-64

• SLES12-64

• DEBIAN11-64

• DEBIAN12-64

• UBUNTU-18.04-64

• UBUNTU-20.04-64

• UBUNTU-22.04-64

• UBUNTU-24.04-64

Note:  Check the support matrix for more details.

VMware/Physical to Azure RCM:

New Distro Support

• Redhat 9.6

• Redhat 10.0

• AlmaLinux 10.0

• Rocky 10.0

• SLES15 SP7

New Kernel Support

• ​​​​​​SLES15-64

• SLES12-64

• DEBIAN11-64

• DEBIAN12-64

• UBUNTU-18.04-64

• UBUNTU-20.04-64

• UBUNTU-22.04-64

• UBUNTU-24.04-64

Note:  Check the support matrix for more details.

What's new

Disk Restore/Swap notification in A2A: Detect if disks on a protected machine are restored from backup or swapped. If detected, replication is paused and no new recovery point is generated.

User delegation key revocation support in A2A: Support for revoking User delegation key on cache storage account.

Issues fixed:

• System hangs during App - Consistent Recovery Point Creation on Linux: Resolved an issue on Linux machines where the system became unresponsive during app consistency recovery point creation.

• Azure Linux VM with 4K sector size disks: Fixed disk discovery failed on Azure Linux VM with 4K sector size disks having GPT partition.

• Initrd Generation for Installed Kernels Only on Linux: Fixed an installer issue that regenerates the initrd image only for installed kernels.

• MARS Agent Registration failure: Fixed MARS agent configuration issue by resolving connection overflow and identity mapping problem.

• Process Server Service crash: Fixed an issue where the Process Server service crashed when using authenticated proxy.

• Resync not progressing in V2A modernized: Fixed an issue with resync progress when replication is configured from Azure to on premises.

• SDS Agents performance improvements: Fixed an issue to improve performance in SSH physical pipe handling.

Update your Azure Site Recovery On-Premises components

Between an on-premises VMware or physical site to Azure (Modernized experience) 

• Ensure that your on-premises management appliance is up to date by navigating to the Appliance configuration manager. If not, download the latest version for the components that are behind the latest version.

• Sign in to the Azure portal and then go to the Protected Items > Replicated Items page. Select a VM on this page. Select the Update Agent button that appears at the bottom of the page for each VM. This updates the Mobility Service Agent on all protected VMs.