A physical Linux server is replicated to Azure with a supported Site Recovery configuration. Management assumes failback returns directly to its original physical hardware. What should the runbook state?

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A.The documented physical-source failback target is a supported VMware VM, with the correct source-specific procedure
B.Use any generic VM-source failback runbook without checking physical-source support
C.Failback universally restores the original physical hardware unchanged
D.Treat a successful Azure VM boot as proof that the original physical failback target is supported

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The documented physical-source failback target is a supported VMware VM, with the correct source-specific procedure

Physical-source failback has the documented VMware target restriction. Source platforms have distinct flows, so a generic VM-source procedure cannot be assumed applicable. Successful boot in Azure does not prove support for returning to original physical hardware. Source guide: PDF page 38.

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