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3. After choosing the virtual machines, select the vCenter server added to Azure Site Recovery replication appliance, registered in this vault.
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3. After choosing the machine type, select the vCenter server added to Azure Site Recovery replication appliance, registered in this vault.
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4. Later, search the source VM name to protect the machines of your choice. To review the selected VMs, select **Selected resources**.
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4.4. Search the source machine name to protect it. To review the selected machines, select **Selected resources**.
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5. After you select the list of VMs, select **Next** to proceed to source settings. Here, select the replication appliance and VM credentials. These credentials will be used to push mobility agent on the VM by configuration server to complete enabling Azure Site Recovery. Ensure accurate credentials are chosen.
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5. After you select the list of VMs, select **Next** to proceed to source settings. Here, select the replication appliance and VM credentials. These credentials will be used to push mobility agent on the machine by Azure Site Recovery replication appliance to complete enabling Azure Site Recovery. Ensure accurate credentials are chosen.
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>[!NOTE]
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>For Linux OS, ensure to provide the root credentials. For Windows OS, a user account with admin privileges should be added. These credentials will be used to push Mobility Service on to the source machine during enable replication operation.
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9. Select the storage.
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- Cache storage account:
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Now, choose the cache storage account which Azure Site Recovery uses for staging purposes – caching and storing logs before writing the changes on to the managed disks.
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Now, choose the cache storage account which Azure Site Recovery uses for staging purposes - caching and storing logs before writing the changes on to the managed disks.
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By default, a new LRS v1 type storage account will be created by Azure Site Recovery for the first enable replication operation in a vault. For the next operations, same cache storage account will be re-used.
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