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includes/virtual-machines-common-classic-resource-manager-migration-deep-dive.md

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 | Inbound NAT rules |Inbound NAT rules |Input endpoints defined on the VM are converted to inbound network address translation rules under the load balancer during the migration. |
 | VIP address |Public IP address with DNS name |The virtual IP address becomes a public IP address, and is associated with the load balancer. A virtual IP can only be migrated if there is an input endpoint assigned to it. |
 | Virtual network |Virtual network |The virtual network is migrated, with all its properties, to the Resource Manager deployment model. A new resource group is created with the name `-migrated`. |
-| Reserved IPs |Public IP address with static allocation method |Reserved IPs associated with the load balancer are migrated, along with the migration of the cloud service or the virtual machine. Unassociated reserved IPs can be migrated using [Move-AzureReservedIP](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/servicemanagement/azure/move-azurereservedip?view=azuresmps-4.0.0).  |
+| Reserved IPs |Public IP address with static allocation method |Reserved IPs associated with the load balancer are migrated, along with the migration of the cloud service or the virtual machine. Unassociated reserved IPs can be migrated using [Move-AzureReservedIP](https://docs.microsoft.com/powershell/module/servicemanagement/azure/move-azurereservedip?view=azuresmps-4.0.0).  |
 | Public IP address per VM |Public IP address with dynamic allocation method |The public IP address associated with the VM is converted as a public IP address resource, with the allocation method set to static. |
-| NSGs |NSGs |Network security groups associated with a subnet are cloned as part of the migration to the Resource Manager deployment model. The NSG in the classic deployment model is not removed during the migration. However, the management-plane operations for the NSG are blocked when the migration is in progress. Unassociated NSGs can be migrated using [Move-AzureNetworkSecurityGroup](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/servicemanagement/azure/move-azurenetworksecuritygroup?view=azuresmps-4.0.0).|
+| NSGs |NSGs |Network security groups associated with a subnet are cloned as part of the migration to the Resource Manager deployment model. The NSG in the classic deployment model is not removed during the migration. However, the management-plane operations for the NSG are blocked when the migration is in progress. Unassociated NSGs can be migrated using [Move-AzureNetworkSecurityGroup](https://docs.microsoft.com/powershell/module/servicemanagement/azure/move-azurenetworksecuritygroup?view=azuresmps-4.0.0).|
 | DNS servers |DNS servers |DNS servers associated with a virtual network or the VM are migrated as part of the corresponding resource migration, along with all the properties. |
-| UDRs |UDRs |User-defined routes associated with a subnet are cloned as part of the migration to the Resource Manager deployment model. The UDR in the classic deployment model is not removed during the migration. The management-plane operations for the UDR are blocked when the migration is in progress. Unassociated UDRs can be migrated using [Move-AzureRouteTable](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/servicemanagement/azure/Move-AzureRouteTable?view=azuresmps-4.0.0). |
+| UDRs |UDRs |User-defined routes associated with a subnet are cloned as part of the migration to the Resource Manager deployment model. The UDR in the classic deployment model is not removed during the migration. The management-plane operations for the UDR are blocked when the migration is in progress. Unassociated UDRs can be migrated using [Move-AzureRouteTable](https://docs.microsoft.com/powershell/module/servicemanagement/azure/Move-AzureRouteTable?view=azuresmps-4.0.0). |
 | IP forwarding property on a VM's network configuration |IP forwarding property on the NIC |The IP forwarding property on a VM is converted to a property on the network interface during the migration. |
 | Load balancer with multiple IPs |Load balancer with multiple public IP resources |Every public IP associated with the load balancer is converted to a public IP resource, and associated with the load balancer after migration. |
 | Internal DNS names on the VM |Internal DNS names on the NIC |During migration, the internal DNS suffixes for the VMs are migrated to a read-only property named “InternalDomainNameSuffix” on the NIC. The suffix remains unchanged after migration, and VM resolution should continue to work as previously. |