You deploy Azure Migrate to an on-premises network.

The Azure Migrate physical server migration support matrix explicitly lists teamed network interface cards as an unsupported source-machine configuration for agent-based, Mobility-service physical server migration, and Server1 ' s configuration table shows NIC Teaming as Enabled, which is precisely the condition the support matrix flags as a blocker. Disabling NIC teaming on Server1 directly removes that one unsupported configuration item, which is the actual root cause preventing the migration from proceeding, and doing so allows the Mobility service already installed on Server1 to establish the network connectivity Azure Migrate needs without the teaming configuration interfering. Reviewing the rest of Server1 ' s configuration confirms that the operating system disk size, the data disk size, the Windows Firewall state, and the Microsoft Defender Antivirus state are all already within Azure Migrate ' s supported limits and were never the actual blocking factor in the first place, so no additional remediation beyond disabling NIC teaming is required. Because this solution directly addresses the one configuration item the support matrix actually flags as unsupported, disabling NIC Teaming on Server1 does meet the stated goal.