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| VMware Live Site Recovery 9.0.2.1 | VMware Live Site Recovery 9.0.2.1 |[Deploy VMware Live Site Recovery](/azure/azure-vmware/disaster-recovery-using-vmware-site-recovery-manager)| Azure VMware Solution owns only install, Uninstall & Upgrade of Live Site Recovery. Customers should create Broadcom support tickets for all other areas. |
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| Zerto 10.0 U7 GA| Zerto vSphere APIs for IO (VAIO) Timeline - TBD |[Deploying Zerto on Azure VMware Solution](https://help.zerto.com/category/AVS)| All Zerto related issues and RunCommand errors, Customers are requested to reach [Zerto Support](https://www.zerto.com/myzerto/support/create-case/). |
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| Zerto 10.8 GA| Zerto Timeline - TBD |[Deploying Zerto on Azure VMware Solution](https://help.zerto.com/category/AVS)| All Zerto related issues and RunCommand errors, Customers are requested to reach [Zerto Support](https://www.zerto.com/myzerto/support/create-case/). |
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| JetStream version: 5.0 GA | JetStream version: 5.0 GA |[Deploy JetStream](https://www.jetstreamsoft.com/2020/09/28/disaster-recovery-for-avs/)| All support—including install, uninstall, upgrade, configuration, replication—is handled by the JetStream support team. Contact [JetStream Support](https://jetstreamsoft.com/about/contact/). |
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|Veeam Backup & Replication 12 for VCD Azure VMware Solution |Timeline - TBD |[Veeam Backup for VMware Cloud Director on Azure VMware Solution](https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/backup/vsphere/vcloud_director_backup.html?ver=120)|Veeam Backup and Recovery solution for Azure VMware Solution supports VMware Cloud Director multi-tenancy|
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|Refer to Backup Recovery Partner Compatibility Guidance |Refer to Backup Recovery Partner Compatibility Guidance |[Backup solutions for Azure VMware Solution VMs](/azure/azure-vmware/ecosystem-back-up-vms)| Kindly reach out to the Backup and Recovery Product team for all support cases. |
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|**VMware Live Site Recovery**| Array-based replication and storage policy protection groups <br> VMware vVOLs Protection Groups<br> VMware SRM IP customization using SRM command-line tools <br> Shared Site Recovery (One-to-Many and Many-to-One topologies) <br> Custom VMware SRM plug-in identifier or extension ID <br> Encrypted VMs unsupported <br> Enhanced replication supported in Gen2 only<br> VMware Live Site Recovery only supports vSAN datastores, due to a supportability limitation from Broadcom<br> Stretched cluster is not supported|
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|**Zerto on Azure VMware Solution**| Zerto supports version Zerto 10.0 U7 onwards <br> Zerto VAIO currently does not support the version upgrade or hotfix <br> DNS and network configuration changes for Zerto Virtual Machine aren't supported after installation.<br> Azure resource group modifications aren't supported after Zerto installation.<br> SSH or web console access for ZVML Virtual machine is restricted.<br> Service account credentials aren't shared with customers<br> A minimum of four hosts per cluster is required.<br> Backup and Snapshot features are unavailable for ZVML VM. <br> Customers are advised to coordinate directly with Zerto for timelines any fixes<br> Stretched cluster is not supported|
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|**VMware Live Site Recovery**| Array-based replication and storage policy protection groups <br> VMware vVOLs Protection Groups<br> VMware SRM IP customization using SRM command-line tools <br> Shared Site Recovery (One-to-Many and Many-to-One topologies) <br> Custom VMware SRM plug-in identifier or extension ID <br> Encrypted VMs unsupported <br> Enhanced replication supported in Gen2 only<br> Azure VMware Solution-Live Site Recovery currently supports vSAN datastores. Support for external datastores is under testing.<br> Currently, Live Site Recovery for Stretched cluster is not supported|
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|**Zerto on Azure VMware Solution**| Zerto supports version Zerto 10.8 onwards<br> DNS and network configuration changes for Zerto Virtual Machine aren't supported after installation.<br> Azure resource group modifications aren't supported after Zerto installation.<br> SSH or web console access for ZVML Virtual machine is restricted.<br> Service account credentials aren't shared with customers<br> A minimum of four hosts per cluster is required.<br> Backup and Snapshot features are unavailable for ZVML VM. <br> Customers are advised to coordinate directly with Zerto for timelines any fixes<br> Stretched cluster is not supported|
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|**JetStream on Azure VMware Solution**| Requires a minimum of four hosts per cluster for upgrade |
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|**Backup and Recovery Partners**|[Azure VMware Solution third Party BCDR](/azure/azure-vmware/ecosystem-back-up-vms) has been tested with the cloudadmin role. Azure VMware Solution can't provide more than [Cloudadmin Privilege](/azure/azure-vmware/architecture-identity). For further support, Contact the respective BCDR partners directly|
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Last Updated: **October 2025** – Updated monthly with the latest information. Visit Partner onboarding sites for timelines and details. Partners keep their products up to date.
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Last Updated: **February 2026** – Updated monthly with the latest information. Visit Partner onboarding sites for timelines and details. Partners keep their products up to date.
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# Understand Microsoft Sentinel MCP server pricing, limits, and availability
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> Some information relates to a prerelease product that may be substantially modified before it's released. Microsoft makes no warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to the information provided here.
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This article provides information on pricing, limits, and availability when setting up and using Microsoft Sentinel's Model Context Protocol (MCP) collection of security tools.
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Regular API throttling applies to the tools in the triage tool collection. In addition, tools that call the advanced hunting API are bound by the existing advanced hunting quotas and service limits. [Learn more about advanced hunting quotas and usage parameters](/defender-xdr/advanced-hunting-limits#understand-advanced-hunting-quotas-and-usage-parameters)
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-[IdentityInfo](/defender-xdr/advanced-hunting-identityinfo-table) (Available only for tenants with Microsoft Defender for Identity, Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps, or Microsoft Defender for Endpoint P2 licensing)
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-`analyze_user_entity` works best when the following table is also present in the data lake, but continues to work and assess risk, even if the said table is unavailable:
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Running multiple instances of the entity analyzer at the same time can increase latency for each run. This issue is especially important when you use a **For each** loop in your entity analyzer logic apps, because it can queue multiple analyses at once (for example, multiple users in an incident, multiple incidents triggered at once).
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:::image type="content" source="media/sentinel-mcp/logic-app-concurrency.png" alt-text="Screenshot of the logic app loop settings." lightbox="media/sentinel-mcp/logic-app-concurrency.png":::
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