How to find the DR failover IP settings from the below path:

VM -> BAckup + Disaster Recovery -> under general -> Network ->under primary IP configuration, I need to get all details of below:

"Properties", "Source Settings", "Test failover settings", "failover settings"

Need above details via powershell script, is that possible?

please find the attached screenshot for reference.

We have more than 100 VM's to find those details and validate, so i need your help in getting the script to find those details

Thank you Vinod!

That helps for a specific Subscription and which gives complete data, is there anything which we can sort it out or pull the details for certain list of 100 VM's for that subscription?

Vinod, any update on this request for a specific set of VM's ?

Thank you so much that works!

Hello Ravi Kiran,

I noticed that the provided solution has helped for your query.

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Hi Ravi,

As discussed, Please use below Resource graph query to fetch the required details.

RecoveryServicesResources
| where type =~ 'microsoft.recoveryservices/vaults/replicationFabrics/replicationProtectionContainers/replicationProtectedItems'
| extend props = properties
| project
    name,
    vaultName = tostring(split(id, "/")[8]),
    resourceGroup = tostring(split(id, "/")[4]),
    location,
    friendlyName = props.friendlyName,
    protectionState = props.protectionState,
    recoveryStaticIP = tostring(props.providerSpecificDetails.vmNics[0].ipConfigs[0].recoveryStaticIPAddress),
    originalStaticIP = tostring(props.providerSpecificDetails.vmNics[0].ipConfigs[0].staticIPAddress),
    testFailoverStaticIP = tostring(props.providerSpecificDetails.vmNics[0].ipConfigs[0].tfoStaticIPAddress),
    recoverySubnet = tostring(props.providerSpecificDetails.vmNics[0].ipConfigs[0].recoverySubnetName),
    originalSubnet = tostring(props.providerSpecificDetails.vmNics[0].ipConfigs[0].subnetName),
    testFailoverSubnet = tostring(props.providerSpecificDetails.vmNics[0].ipConfigs[0].tfoSubnetName)

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Thank you Rahul for the quick help!

Hello Ravi Kiran Moole,

Based on your description, you're aiming to extract Disaster Recovery (DR) failover network settings for multiple Azure VMs protected by Azure Site Recovery (ASR). specifically details like:

• Properties
• Source Settings
• Test Failover Settings
• Failover Settings

Yes, this can be achievable using PowerShell. Before running the script, please ensure the following prerequisites are met :

• The latest Az PowerShell modules are installed.
• You are authenticated using Connect-AzAccount.
• You have the necessary permissions on the Recovery Services Vault and the associated VMs.

Below is a PowerShell script that retrieves the required DR network configuration details across all Recovery Services Vaults in your subscription:

# Connect to Azure and set your subscription
Connect-AzAccount
$subscriptionId = "<your-subscription-id>"  # Replace with your subscription ID
Select-AzSubscription -SubscriptionId $subscriptionId

# Get all Recovery Services Vaults (adjust if you know the vault name)
$vaults = Get-AzRecoveryServicesVault

# Store results
$results = @()

foreach ($vault in $vaults) {
    Set-AzRecoveryServicesVaultContext -Vault $vault

    # Get all replication protected items in the vault
    $protectedItems = Get-AzRecoveryServicesAsrReplicationProtectedItem

    foreach ($item in $protectedItems) {
        $vmName = $item.FriendlyName
        $networkConfig = $item.NetworkConfiguration

        # Build result object
        $results += [PSCustomObject]@{
            VMName                 = $vmName
            VaultName              = $vault.Name
            SourceSubnet           = $networkConfig.SourceNetworkSubnet
            TestFailoverSubnet     = $networkConfig.TestFailoverNetworkSettings?.SubnetName
            TestFailoverIP         = $networkConfig.TestFailoverNetworkSettings?.StaticIPAddress
            FailoverSubnet         = $networkConfig.FailoverNetworkSettings?.SubnetName
            FailoverIP             = $networkConfig.FailoverNetworkSettings?.StaticIPAddress
            IPAllocationMethod     = $networkConfig.FailoverNetworkSettings?.IPAddressType
        }
    }
}

# Optional: export to CSV
$results | Export-Csv -Path "ASR_DR_Failover_Settings.csv" -NoTypeInformation

# Show results
$results

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Thanks

Hello Vinod!

I am unable to export the results to csv and its failing, can you please recheck again

CSV with a column named "VMName"

$targetVMs = Import-Csv -Path "TargetVMList.csv" | Select-Object -ExpandProperty VMName

foreach ($vault in $vaults) {

Set-AzRecoveryServicesVaultContext -Vault $vault



try {

    $protectedItems = Get-AzRecoveryServicesAsrReplicationProtectedItem

} catch {

    Write-Warning "Failed to retrieve protected items for vault $($vault.Name): $_"

    continue

}



foreach ($item in $protectedItems) {

    $vmName = $item.FriendlyName



    if ($targetVMs -contains $vmName) {

        $networkConfig = $item.NetworkConfiguration



        if (-not $networkConfig) {

            Write-Warning "No network config for VM $vmName in vault $($vault.Name)"

            continue

        }



        $results += [PSCustomObject]@{

            VMName                 = $vmName

            VaultName              = $vault.Name

            SourceSubnet           = $networkConfig.SourceNetworkSubnet

            TestFailoverSubnet     = $networkConfig.TestFailoverNetworkSettings?.SubnetName

            TestFailoverIP         = $networkConfig.TestFailoverNetworkSettings?.StaticIPAddress

            FailoverSubnet         = $networkConfig.FailoverNetworkSettings?.SubnetName

            FailoverIP             = $networkConfig.FailoverNetworkSettings?.StaticIPAddress

            IPAllocationMethod     = $networkConfig.FailoverNetworkSettings?.IPAddressType

        }

    }

}
```}

# Optional: export to CSV

$results | Export-Csv -Path "ASR_DR_Failover_Settings.csv" -NoTypeInformation

# Show results

$results
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Hello Ravi Kiran Moole,

Apologies for the delay in getting back to you.

Regarding your query—if you have a list of virtual machine (VM) names stored in a text or CSV file, you can use the script below to retrieve details for those specific VMs. This approach allows you to automate the process and efficiently gather the required information.

Please let me know if you need help customizing the script or if you’d like assistance with a specific file format.

# CSV with a column named "VMName"
$targetVMs = Import-Csv -Path "TargetVMList.csv" | Select-Object -ExpandProperty VMName

 
foreach ($vault in $vaults) {
    Set-AzRecoveryServicesVaultContext -Vault $vault
 
    try {
        $protectedItems = Get-AzRecoveryServicesAsrReplicationProtectedItem
    } catch {
        Write-Warning "Failed to retrieve protected items for vault $($vault.Name): $_"
        continue
    }
 
    foreach ($item in $protectedItems) {
        $vmName = $item.FriendlyName
 
        if ($targetVMs -contains $vmName) {
            $networkConfig = $item.NetworkConfiguration
 
            if (-not $networkConfig) {
                Write-Warning "No network config for VM $vmName in vault $($vault.Name)"
                continue
            }
 
            $results += [PSCustomObject]@{
                VMName                 = $vmName
                VaultName              = $vault.Name
                SourceSubnet           = $networkConfig.SourceNetworkSubnet
                TestFailoverSubnet     = $networkConfig.TestFailoverNetworkSettings?.SubnetName
                TestFailoverIP         = $networkConfig.TestFailoverNetworkSettings?.StaticIPAddress
                FailoverSubnet         = $networkConfig.FailoverNetworkSettings?.SubnetName
                FailoverIP             = $networkConfig.FailoverNetworkSettings?.StaticIPAddress
                IPAllocationMethod     = $networkConfig.FailoverNetworkSettings?.IPAddressType
            }
        }
    }
}

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Thanks

Hello Vinod

Please see my earlier post which i have giving the script along with the error message which i am getting, please share the new script so i can test and confirm back with all needs required.

@Ravi Kiran Moole

I am checking on it, let me share some inputs on this request.

Thank you Vinod!

Please see private comments

Hello Vinod!

I would appreciate if you can share the results today, so we can use it for upcoming activity in our environment.

Thank you

Hello Vinod!

Please help to get the details of the script?

@Ravi Kiran Moole

I am working on it, Will share the results soon.

Thankyou

@Ravi Kiran Moole

I have reached out to you in a private message