MObility service Version of 9.67 for ASR

Akshaya B 0 Reputation points
2026-08-17T06:35:42.3266667+00:00

Is the MObility service Version of 9.67 for ASR is still in preview and when will it be in production use

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Azure Site Recovery

An Azure native disaster recovery service. Previously known as Microsoft Azure Hyper-V Recovery Manager.

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    2026-08-17T06:35:59.1+00:00

    No production timeline for Azure Site Recovery Mobility Service version 9.67 is provided in the available information.

    The available Azure Site Recovery update information in context shows Update Rollup 76 Mobility Service versions as:

    • Linux distributions: 9.63.7187.1
    • Windows: 9.63.7200.1

    A related Microsoft Q&A answer also states that when a feature or support state is in preview, no specific date may be announced for general availability, and preview features are generally not recommended for production use until they reach GA.

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  2. Suchitra Suregaunkar 16,780 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2026-08-18T08:18:02.47+00:00

    Hello Akshaya B

    Thank you for posting your query on Microsoft Q&A platform.

    Mobility Service 9.67 is not a preview release. The agent package is published as a GA build, you can confirm this from the version string on the installed agent itself, e.g. Microsoft-ASR_UA_9.67.7775.1_Windows_GA_<date>_release. Builds in the 9.67 line are also published on the official https://github.com/Azure/Azure-SiteRecovery, which is the supported download channel for mobility agents, along with their supported kernel lists.

    The What's new in Site Recovery page's rollup table has not yet been updated with a 9.67 rollup entry, which is why it may appear that the version isn't released. That's a documentation lag, not a preview designation.

    For production, follow the standard N-4 support policy and validate your OS/kernel against the support matrix before upgrading.

    Thanks,

    Suchitra.

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